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What type of output are you looking for, writing to a text file or something along those lines?<br />

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What type of output are you looking for, writing to a text file or something along those lines?


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Yes I'd like to write to a file based on the user login name.
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Yes I'd like to write to a file based on the user login name.

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You Can use this command :<br />
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net use &gt;&nbsp;C:\%USERNAME%
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You Can use this command :

net use > C:\%USERNAME%

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Create a batch file with the above command and run it as a logon script using a GPO.<br />
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drives.cmd<br />
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net use &gt;&nbsp;\\server\share\%username%.<wbr />txt<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Raj
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Create a batch file with the above command and run it as a logon script using a GPO.

drives.cmd
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net use > \\server\share\%username%.txt

Thanks,
Raj

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If I could just get a script that would wite file with the drive mappings vs a single line of code that would be great.
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If I could just get a script that would wite file with the drive mappings vs a single line of code that would be great.

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That single line of code IS the script. :-)<br />
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Just create the file drives.cmd in your SYSVOL\DOMAIN\scripts share on the DC and run it as a logon script for all users using the default domain group policy.<br />
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This will create individual text files with username.txt under the \\server\share you specify.
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That single line of code IS the script. :-)

Just create the file drives.cmd in your SYSVOL\DOMAIN\scripts share on the DC and run it as a logon script for all users using the default domain group policy.

This will create individual text files with username.txt under the \\server\share you specify.

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net use | findstr /i /r Windows &gt;&nbsp;\\server\share\%USERNAME%<br />
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net use | findstr /i /r Windows > \\server\share\%USERNAME%



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Careful with using the above, as it will not log all the lines when the share path is longer than 25 chars.
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Careful with using the above, as it will not log all the lines when the share path is longer than 25 chars.

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Is there a login or logout script to capture everybodys current drive mappings?
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Is there a login or logout script to capture everybodys current drive mappings?

Login script

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).