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thanks website looks helpful. i dont have time now to view it...listen, how do i get the remote web workplace going? I got a client practically screaming down my neck onsite right now...I have total respect for sbs, its humbling me.<br />
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teh only public ip i have is the one for the linksys router connectingto the isp.<br />
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Thanks soooo much!!!
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thanks website looks helpful. i dont have time now to view it...listen, how do i get the remote web workplace going? I got a client practically screaming down my neck onsite right now...I have total respect for sbs, its humbling me.

teh only public ip i have is the one for the linksys router connectingto the isp.

Thanks soooo much!!!

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Huh? &nbsp;Your question was about logon scripts - now you're talking about RWW? &nbsp;Read the links - all I'd be doing is rehashing what they say and they say it better.
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Huh?  Your question was about logon scripts - now you're talking about RWW?  Read the links - all I'd be doing is rehashing what they say and they say it better.

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k thanks.......just wanted to get this thing going as quick as possible
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k thanks.......just wanted to get this thing going as quick as possible

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just installed sbs 2003,(first time ever, total new at it...starting not to like it already, used to working with regular windows), and I want to have the 3 users have a home directory. on the properties of their user account on local path I chose chose H drive and \\servername\share\jadams for example<br />
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in the sysvol scripts directory I put in the default sbs script<br />
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net use H: \\servername\home\%usernam<wbr />e%<br />
also<br />
net use O: \\servername\sharedfolder<br />
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and neither works
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just installed sbs 2003,(first time ever, total new at it...starting not to like it already, used to working with regular windows), and I want to have the 3 users have a home directory. on the properties of their user account on local path I chose chose H drive and \\servername\share\jadams for example

in the sysvol scripts directory I put in the default sbs script

net use H: \\servername\home\%username%
also
net use O: \\servername\sharedfolder

and neither works

login script sbs 2003

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).