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Yes I have logoff.<br />
I have used the /list option in cmd mode. I have navigated to the netlogon dir, where my logon.bat and the ifmember.exe is.<br />
I have run ifmember /list and it doesn't show the membership in the test_local group.<br />
What can be wrong?<br />
I will try your script with /list and pause
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Yes I have logoff.
I have used the /list option in cmd mode. I have navigated to the netlogon dir, where my logon.bat and the ifmember.exe is.
I have run ifmember /list and it doesn't show the membership in the test_local group.
What can be wrong?
I will try your script with /list and pause

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It is interesting that I don't have any problems running the script from user profile. The problem starts when I am using group policy. Why??<br />
J0K0
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It is interesting that I don't have any problems running the script from user profile. The problem starts when I am using group policy. Why??
J0K0

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I created global group test_global and populated it with administrator user, than i created local group test_local and I populated this group with test_global. Ifmember.exe is in netlogon share.<br />
I created share called test .<br />
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I created login script and placed it in netlogon share as login.bat.<br />
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This is the script....<br />
net use * /delete /yes<br />
<br />
:test_local<br />
ifmember test_local<br />
if not errorlevel 1 goto next<br />
echo Connecting to test_local...<br />
net use r: \\server\test /yes &gt;nul<br />
<br />
:next<br />
<br />
:end<br />
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When I remove the administrator from test_global I am still getting the maped drive (r) connection. It seams that the ifmember is not working.<br />

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I created global group test_global and populated it with administrator user, than i created local group test_local and I populated this group with test_global. Ifmember.exe is in netlogon share.
I created share called test .

I created login script and placed it in netlogon share as login.bat.

This is the script....
net use * /delete /yes

:test_local
ifmember test_local
if not errorlevel 1 goto next
echo Connecting to test_local...
net use r: \\server\test /yes >nul

:next

:end


When I remove the administrator from test_global I am still getting the maped drive (r) connection. It seams that the ifmember is not working.


Scripting problem ifmember

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