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Sounds like this could really help, we will let the policy run and see if the issues resolve themselves.
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Sounds like this could really help, we will let the policy run and see if the issues resolve themselves.

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Hello,<br />
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We currently have a logon script in the startup to map a particular set of drives. It works great most of the time. However there are time when the drives do not map. <br />
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We have an understanding that the windows logon screen is dispalyed premature before actual network connections are made and we have insturcted users to pause a few seconds before logging on. When the drives do not map we can run the script and it works fine. We can also log the user off and back on and it maps the drives fine.<br />
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I am inquiring to see if there are any settings that can be changed in our switches that could eliminate this issue. 
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Hello,

We currently have a logon script in the startup to map a particular set of drives. It works great most of the time. However there are time when the drives do not map. 

We have an understanding that the windows logon screen is dispalyed premature before actual network connections are made and we have insturcted users to pause a few seconds before logging on. When the drives do not map we can run the script and it works fine. We can also log the user off and back on and it maps the drives fine.

I am inquiring to see if there are any settings that can be changed in our switches that could eliminate this issue. 

Logon Script not mapping drives 100% of the time.

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