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Group Policy Logon script

Zone: Windows 2003 Server

Tags: script, 2003, logon, group, policy

Hi,

I just installed Windows 2003 Enterprise and have 2 workstations connected to it. I'm trying to set up a group policy logon script to map a few network drives.

I tried doing just a drives.cmd with net use j: \\server\share and then adding drives.cmd to the group policy logon script but that doesn't seem to work.

I have a .vbs version with the proper vbs command (don't have access to it at the moment), which works if I place it in the login script field of each user's profile, but fails if I copy it to the proper folder & add it to the group policy logon script window.

Can somebody help?

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Zone: OS

Question Asked By: quark122

Solution Provided By: kristinaw

Participating Experts: 9

Solution Grade: A

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