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Login scripts are essentilaly no longer used with Server 2008. &nbsp;What does the logon script do?<br />

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Login scripts are essentilaly no longer used with Server 2008.  What does the logon script do?


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To map network drives, the OS is SBS 2008
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To map network drives, the OS is SBS 2008

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Use group policy to map network drives, <br />
Create a new GP called 'Drive Maps', edit it and goto 'User Configuration', 'Preferences' , 'Windows Settings' &nbsp;then 'Drive Maps'. You can create your drive mappings here with extra rules for exclusions etc..<br />
Apply the GP to the users OU not the computers OU in group policy management.<br />
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Use group policy to map network drives,
Create a new GP called 'Drive Maps', edit it and goto 'User Configuration', 'Preferences' , 'Windows Settings'  then 'Drive Maps'. You can create your drive mappings here with extra rules for exclusions etc..
Apply the GP to the users OU not the computers OU in group policy management.
Si.

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i created a small batch (logon.bat) file for network shared folder and try to add this to GPO logon script in User Configuration.<br />
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The problem is, when i try to copy the said file (logon.bat) under the &quot;SysVol GPO GUID\User\Scripts\&quot; it gives an error message &quot;Access Denied&quot;, but iam using SBS network Administrator account with full privelege..Please help. Thank you.
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i created a small batch (logon.bat) file for network shared folder and try to add this to GPO logon script in User Configuration.

The problem is, when i try to copy the said file (logon.bat) under the "SysVol GPO GUID\User\Scripts\" it gives an error message "Access Denied", but iam using SBS network Administrator account with full privelege..Please help. Thank you.

SBS 2008: Logon Script

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).