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Try this link it is very detailed and helpful on the ifmember comand.<br />
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Try this link it is very detailed and helpful on the ifmember comand.

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that worked. &nbsp;In fact I tried that before you answered. &nbsp;But thanks anyway!<br />
Paul
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that worked.  In fact I tried that before you answered.  But thanks anyway!
Paul

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I have a small part of my login script that uses ifmember to control acces to a mapped network drive via membership to a group. &nbsp;It worked great on the first couple of computers, but I discovered that on one computer it said the command ifmember was unrecognised, and then went on to map the drive anyway (even though they were not in the group) &nbsp;Does ifmember need to be installed on all workstations too? &nbsp;Here is an example of my script...<br />
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:accounts<br />
ifmember accounts<br />
if not errorlevel 1 goto next<br />
echo Connecting to Accounts...<br />
net use N: \\server1\accounts$<br />
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:next<br />

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I have a small part of my login script that uses ifmember to control acces to a mapped network drive via membership to a group.  It worked great on the first couple of computers, but I discovered that on one computer it said the command ifmember was unrecognised, and then went on to map the drive anyway (even though they were not in the group)  Does ifmember need to be installed on all workstations too?  Here is an example of my script...

:accounts
ifmember accounts
if not errorlevel 1 goto next
echo Connecting to Accounts...
net use N: \\server1\accounts$

:next


Simple question about 'ifmember'

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