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WSHNetwork.MapNetworkDrive vbs. script 80070035
Hello,
My college's application server had a severe hardware failure yesterday and we quickly rebuilt a new server giving it the same name and ip address as the old server. However, when I attempt to log in as a student our logon script is throwing a WSHNetwork.MapNetworkDrive
My college's application server had a severe hardware failure yesterday and we quickly rebuilt a new server giving it the same name and ip address as the old server. However, when I attempt to log in as a student our logon script is throwing a WSHNetwork.MapNetworkDrive
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I can ping the servername but when I try to log in with the net use command it tells me that my username or password is invalid for accessing the machine. I'm going to try a couple of other machine to see if it is the same across the board.
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Okay, I've tried several other machines and none of them recognize the username and password though I've verified that they exist in Active Directory and I can log on to in the individual workstation's with that account. I even tried it directly on the server itself and it didn't recognize it. Is it a bad DNS record?
"Is it a bad DNS record?"
Sounds like a context issue...
If you try:
net use * \\servername\share /User=[DOMAINNAME\Username
Does it work then?
What about:
net use * \\servername\share /User=[SERVERNAME\Username
Sounds like a context issue...
If you try:
net use * \\servername\share /User=[DOMAINNAME\Username
Does it work then?
What about:
net use * \\servername\share /User=[SERVERNAME\Username
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What happens if your type this in cmd on one of the workstations?:
net use * \\servername\share /User=[Username]
Where [Username] is a user that would utilise this script?