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mapping problems for win xp machines

Asked by mrwolf in Windows NT Networking

Tags: problems, xp, windows, win

Server is running windows 2003 sp1, client machines are all windows xp sp2

Sometimes the H: will go offline for the users and then when you go to
remap their drive using the batch file which has only :

net use h: /del
net use h: /home

it restores the directory as the users$ directory, not users$/%username%

so it will give the directory which shows all of the user names in it, not the particular person's home directory.

When this happens I have had to manually remap.
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