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Drives not Mapping upon login
I have two servers:
- Same Domain
- Same OU
- Same Group policies
- One of these group policies map a network drive
- Box has same 2008 OS, Ram, and all
ServerA - login as me and I get the drive
ServerB - login as me and I do not get the drive
Only difference between the two servers (that I can think of) one has Terminal Server installed. The one with Terminal Services is the one I do not get the drive when I RDP to the box.
As stated I can RDP to both boxes (these are virutal) and yield different results. I can run gpresult on both servers and yield exactly the same results for both user and computer.
What could be wrong?
- Same Domain
- Same OU
- Same Group policies
- One of these group policies map a network drive
- Box has same 2008 OS, Ram, and all
ServerA - login as me and I get the drive
ServerB - login as me and I do not get the drive
Only difference between the two servers (that I can think of) one has Terminal Server installed. The one with Terminal Services is the one I do not get the drive when I RDP to the box.
As stated I can RDP to both boxes (these are virutal) and yield different results. I can run gpresult on both servers and yield exactly the same results for both user and computer.
What could be wrong?
zsaurabh
are you the local admin on both?
Rights to the sysvol to one of the machines?
Have you tried adding a PAUSE command to the logon script to see if it at least runs something on the server that you do not see it running at all?
Cláudio Rodrigues
Microsoft MVP - Remote Desktop Services
Citrix CTP
Have you tried adding a PAUSE command to the logon script to see if it at least runs something on the server that you do not see it running at all?
Cláudio Rodrigues
Microsoft MVP - Remote Desktop Services
Citrix CTP
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Yes I am local admin on both and the drives are not mapped via a script, they are mapped via drive maps in the group policy user configuration.
how are you mapping the drive? via batch file, vbscript, home folder on account?
Do you mean Group Policy Preferences?
Cláudio Rodrigues
Microsoft MVP - Remote Desktop Services
Citrix CTP
Cláudio Rodrigues
Microsoft MVP - Remote Desktop Services
Citrix CTP
actually, this may sound simplistic, but if you're logging in via RDP, the terminal services configuration could be blocking it.
look in terminal services configuration manager and check the properties of your RDP-Tcp connection and make sure that drive mapping isn't disabled, granted i forget if that refers only to remote/local drive mapping via the mstsc client
look in terminal services configuration manager and check the properties of your RDP-Tcp connection and make sure that drive mapping isn't disabled, granted i forget if that refers only to remote/local drive mapping via the mstsc client
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