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ive tried numerous times with different log ins and still nothing.
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ive tried numerous times with different log ins and still nothing.

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Are you using GPO's for this or logon scripts?
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Are you using GPO's for this or logon scripts?

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using logon scripts. vbs to be exact
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i can add my workstation to the domain, however, once i log into the domain for the first time, i cannot get any drive mappins or printers. NOW, if i browse out to the sysvol folder and double click on our .vbs login script, the drive mapping and printers show up. if i reboot the workstation and log on the machine as the same person, i get the drive mappings. its only when i log on as a new user. please advise?<br />
btw, we have 3 domain controllers if this helps.<br />
thanks<br />

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i can add my workstation to the domain, however, once i log into the domain for the first time, i cannot get any drive mappins or printers. NOW, if i browse out to the sysvol folder and double click on our .vbs login script, the drive mapping and printers show up. if i reboot the workstation and log on the machine as the same person, i get the drive mappings. its only when i log on as a new user. please advise?
btw, we have 3 domain controllers if this helps.
thanks


why am i not getting any network resources when logging into my domain

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Windows Server 2003

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