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7.4

Wireless and Logon Scripts

Asked by brandondrm in 802.11x

Tags: logon

Our laptop users are not getting their logon scripts. We use a 2000 based RADIUS server. The machine makes a connection when windows first starts up, then the connection is dropped. The connection is restablished when the user logs in. The problem with this is that by the time our user gets authentication from the RADIUS server, the time the machine runs the logon scripts has already passed. Any ideas on how to keep keep the computer account logged in up to the moment of the user account takes over or a way to delay the log on script?
 
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