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Simple way of connecting mapped drives at startup...

Asked by dercoss in SBS Small Business Server

Tags: microsoft, small business server, 2003, mapping shared drives at logon

I know it is easy enough to map networked drives from each user on our SBS 2003 installation but is there a simple way of doing this via a script or similar on the server?

Basically we have a server with 2 disks with the second holding the data. On this I've set up shares for various users as necessary.

Any help much appreciated...

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