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You could do a check in the login script to see if they are connected to the office and if so map drive.<br />
When using VPN, you could ask them to run a batch file to map the relevant drives.
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You could do a check in the login script to see if they are connected to the office and if so map drive.
When using VPN, you could ask them to run a batch file to map the relevant drives.

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thats the unwanted case, running anything.<br />
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Users just complain, nothing else, we have to prevent that whining.
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thats the unwanted case, running anything.

Users just complain, nothing else, we have to prevent that whining.

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sure sounds like a nice idea, will give it a go ;)
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sure sounds like a nice idea, will give it a go ;)

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Hello,<br />
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Mapped drives are being a pain in the *ss for users who currently go alot working offsite, because login takes ages.<br />
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Thing is, IF we make a script for logoff to delete mapped drives, they will complain when they connect through VPN and mapped drives doesn't show up.<br />
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Suggestions solving this matter?
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Hello,

Mapped drives are being a pain in the *ss for users who currently go alot working offsite, because login takes ages.

Thing is, IF we make a script for logoff to delete mapped drives, they will complain when they connect through VPN and mapped drives doesn't show up.

Suggestions solving this matter?

Delete mapped drives in logoff.

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