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Hey,<br />
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I'd like to say yes, but how are you trying to map the drive?<br />
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Chris<br />

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Using preferrences in group policy. I believe I figured it out though. There is an additional download for xp clients to use 2008 preferrence extensions. 
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Will server 2008 allow you to set a loopback policy that forces a user to have a specific mapped drive. We are able to force other settings using this but the drive will not map. Any help would be appreciated. 
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Will server 2008 allow you to set a loopback policy that forces a user to have a specific mapped drive. We are able to force other settings using this but the drive will not map. Any help would be appreciated. 

setting loopback policy in group policy to map a drive

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Windows Server 2008

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