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Map drives to both Novell and Windows servers preferrably in one script

Asked by sunnylowe in Windows Batch Scripting, Novell Netware Network Software, Windows Networking

Tags: Microsoft, Windows Server, 2008, Logon Scripts

I need to map drives to Novell servers (not using NFAP) and Windows servers from login scripts that run on from the windows servers and active directory. I am pretty familiar with mapping the windows side, but the novell side is new to me. We are in a migration to Windows, but the company is very large, and people need to access data on both windows and Novell servers untill all the PCs are joined to the domain. The Novell client is being left on, but will not be visable. Login scripts will be made available through group policies off the windows servers.

Two methods seem obvious.
1. Have bat scripts to connect the novell portions. Have WSH scripts to map the windows servers.
2. Map the Novell drives from within WSH scripts.

Current Novell scripts look like this (see attached)

Can you map the Novell client to the novell server shares and the Microsoft client to the Microsoft shares from within windows scripting host logon scripts off the same PC?
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MAIN:
MAP F:=.DM PRR Main Vol1.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
MAP INS S1:=.DM PRR Main Vol1 Public.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
MAP INS S2:=.DM PRR Main Sys Public.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
GOTO  ENDINCLUDE
FARM:
MAP F:=.DM PRR Farm Vol1.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
MAP INS S1:=.DM PRR Farm Vol1 Public.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
MAP INS S2:=.DM PRR Farm Sys Public.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
GOTO  ENDINCLUDE
WEST:
MAP F:=.DM PRR West Vol1.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
MAP INS S1:=.DM PRR West Vol1 Public.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
MAP INS S2:=.DM PRR West Sys Public.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
GOTO  ENDINCLUDE
LINCOLN:
MAP F:=.DM PRR Lincoln Vol1.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
MAP INS S1:=.DM PRR Lincoln Vol1 Public.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
MAP INS S2:=.DM PRR Lincoln Sys Public.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
GOTO  ENDINCLUDE
 
ERROR:
WRITE "Message Server is %MESSAGE_SERVER"
MAP F:=VOL1:
MAP INS S1:=VOL1:PUBLIC
MAP INS S2:=SYS:PUBLIC
GOTO ENDINCLUDE
 
ENDINCLUDE:
MAP R H:=VOL1:HOME
MAP M:="%HOME DIRECTORY"
 
IF MEMBER "TWOPOINT" THEN
MAP O:=AS-TWOPOINT\VOL1:
MAP DELETE O:
END
 
REM Entre User Mappings
IF MEMBER "ENTRE" THEN
#f:\public\jdrive.bat
END
 
IF MEMBER OF "SHARED TRAINING DISTANCE LEARNING" THEN
MAP K:=.DM ABO Cluster Vol1.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
END
 
IF MEMBER OF "SHARED ARGO LOAN PROJECT" THEN
MAP K:=.DM ABO Cluster Vol1.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
END
 
IF MEMBER OF "SHARED LAWSON PHASE II"
MAP W:=.DM ABO Cluster Vol1.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
END
 
IF MEMBER OF "SHARED CREDIT BEST PRACTICES" THEN
MAP K:=.DM ABO Cluster Vol1.FLOAT.MAIN.PRR.NWAR.COMPANY:
END
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Tags: Microsoft, Windows Server, 2008, Logon Scripts
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