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It may be a password problem.
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Sound like its just not mapping the drives,<br />
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Can you do start run and type in <br />
<br />
\\servername\<br />
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Does that pull up the shares? if it does then its not a permission of client issue.
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Sound like its just not mapping the drives,

Can you do start run and type in

\\servername\

Does that pull up the shares? if it does then its not a permission of client issue.

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<br />
plimpias<br />
<br />
where can I find the script? Is it in a directory?<br />
<br />
Thankyou.<br />
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plimpias

where can I find the script? Is it in a directory?

Thankyou.
 

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G'day<br />
<br />
I have successfully created a new user and can log on to the computers on the Network, though the server drives are not present. Does anyone know ho I can rectify this?<br />
<br />
Thankyou<br />
<br />
Paul
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G'day

I have successfully created a new user and can log on to the computers on the Network, though the server drives are not present. Does anyone know ho I can rectify this?

Thankyou

Paul

Server:  No server Hard drives

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