Map \\Server\Users\User1 with %Username%

Udden,
  It's working as designed.
  If you want to go up another level, the only way is to type NET USE H: \\SERVER1\USERS then CD into the directory you want.
  However, you could put this in your logon script :

NET USE H: \\SERVER1\USERS
CD H:\%USERNAME%

  ..or put another level in your directory sructure - ie \\SERVER1\USERS\User1\User1.

Tim

You can't.  If you use \\servername\sharename\%username% then it will create a folder in that share with full control ntfs permissions for that person.  If you use \\servername\%username% you will get the required results, but you must create the folder and share yourself.

If the clients are NT Workstation (not W95) you can use the SUBST command:

SUBST H: \\Server\Users\%Username%

Yes that work but you need a script!
/Rickard

I don't want scripts!!

Strange? It looks like I have 2 answers.
Thats how it become two "No Scripts".

"There are third party administrative tools that may allow you to do this." What and where?
/R

Have I understood your problem correctly ??

This is how I usually do this.

Create a New User Template. Under Profile, in the login script field type login.bat. In the Home directory choose connect drive letter H: to \\servername\%username%. H for Home Directory.

Now I create a batch file like the following:

@echo off
if %OS% == Windows_NT goto winnt

:win
rem used for windows 3.11, 95 or 98
net use f: \\servername\fdrive
net use g: \\servername\gdrive
net use h: /home
net use i: \\servername\users
goto end

:winnt
net use f: \\servername\fdrive
net use g: \\servername\gdrive
rem net use h: /home Windows NT Workstation or Server does this for you
net use i: \\servername\users

:end

Save batch file as login.bat.
copy the batch file to \winnt\system32\repl\scipts\import

Now, I create a share name for that user the same as their user name(ex. User Name=JOHN, Share Name=JOHN) under the directory USERS which is shared as USERS.

Hope this helps.

No. You have to share all the users directory! If you have 120 users it becomes timeconsumming!
But I like the script, it gave me one idé.
/Rickard

But the answer you accepted had you share a driectory too. Using his way you cannot even use %username% when creating a new user. Did you implement his answer?