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Run Policy managed login scripts after Vpn connection

Asked by DJBrotherDon in Operating Systems Miscellaneous, X-Windows Window Manager, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)

Tags: vpn, policy, login scripts, active directory, windows

I am working on a new VPN project for my company.  I am looking for a solution that will allow me to run the users login scripts after the user logs into the VPN.  I found some information from 2006, but the route they were going was unaccaptable.  I am using the Cisco System VPN client for the users.  The option to Login to VPN before logging into windows is NOT an option.  RDP for the users is not an option.  

The users login to their pc's with their Domain credentials which are cached on the local machines.  After the user is connected to the vpn, I need a script or bat file that can call the users login script from active directory.  we have a complicated user structure, so I'm sure some variables will need to be determined.  

The location of the bat files to run are as follows.

\\domaiincontroller\sysvol\DC.DC.DC\Policies\{D6E30270-E798-4701-B39D-44AF5439E531}\User\Scripts\Logon\IT.bat

Each script is different for different departments so the policy number - {D6E30270-E798-4701-B39D-44AF5439E531} - can be different based on assigned policy.

So I need to figure out what command the policy runs to launch my login script as shown above.

Any help would be appreciated.
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