fais79
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Hello,
We are experiencing a problem where the users sometimes when logon the script does not run. It's a random problem, sometimes it will run of rone user and not for another..
Help Please?
We are experiencing a problem where the users sometimes when logon the script does not run. It's a random problem, sometimes it will run of rone user and not for another..
Help Please?
maybe your problem is not a script problem, but a network problem.
Can't you see an error message that the computer is not able to set his network drive ?
Why don't you make your network drives persistant ? so you don't have to recreate the drive when users log on.?
Can't you see an error message that the computer is not able to set his network drive ?
Why don't you make your network drives persistant ? so you don't have to recreate the drive when users log on.?
Hi fais79,
Do you have multiple domain controllers? It's possible you have a replication or permissions issue between them and the script is not available on one or more of them - this would explain the intermittent results.
Check the File Replication Service logs on the DCs for a start!
Cheers,
Simeon
Do you have multiple domain controllers? It's possible you have a replication or permissions issue between them and the script is not available on one or more of them - this would explain the intermittent results.
Check the File Replication Service logs on the DCs for a start!
Cheers,
Simeon
ASKER
net use w: \\server6\%username%$ /persistent:yes
net use x: \\server1\RMPublic /persistent:yes
net use y: \\server1\WholeSchool /persistent:yes
net use z: \\server3\SharedApps /persistent:yes
Above is our script
net use x: \\server1\RMPublic /persistent:yes
net use y: \\server1\WholeSchool /persistent:yes
net use z: \\server3\SharedApps /persistent:yes
Above is our script
If these scripts run through GPO Group Policy Objects then it is possible that either the workstations or user are not in the OU they are applied to.
Other than that i would think maybe it has to do with network issues.
Other than that i would think maybe it has to do with network issues.
ASKER
No they do not run via GPO. Scripts are contained in the Netlogon
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also is your network slow at all when copying files or anything? is the network at capacity? this can slowdown loging into pc and stop scripts from running.
my script works 100% looks like attached.
also could be corrupted profile on specific computers.
try recreating users profile if changing script doesnt work.
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