josephfreer
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Remote Deploy Desktop Shortcut
Is there a way to remotely deploy a shortcut (for an internet explorer page) to a user's desktop?
We are running a WindowsServer2000 as our domain controller with XPsp2 machines logging into the domain. There is currenty a small script deployed at login for mapping drives and printers and such.
I just dont want to have to go to 35 pc's and do this manaually if there is another way.
We are running a WindowsServer2000 as our domain controller with XPsp2 machines logging into the domain. There is currenty a small script deployed at login for mapping drives and printers and such.
I just dont want to have to go to 35 pc's and do this manaually if there is another way.
ASKER
You mean just add this to our existing script, changing the links to:
copy "\\foxdc01\shortcut$\foxne t.html.url " "c:\documents and settings\%username%\deskto p" /y
copy "\\foxdc01\shortcut$\foxne
Exactly. You have to point it to where the shortcut is too.
shortcut$ > should be set to your share.
shortcut$ > should be set to your share.
ASKER
share as in the full path of the page (IIS folder burried somewhere) or just the name of that folder it is in?
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you will need to make a file share on your server to copy the shortcuts from.
ASKER
ok thanks!
When I do this, I don't actually create a share, but put the shortcutes in with the GPO. In this case you do not need to specify the \\server\share\folder in the first parameter.
This should work for you. Just change it to your settings.
copy "\\yourserver\shortcuts$\y
Regards,
JoeZ430