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Citrix Xenapp 4 Network Drive issue

Have a strange issue occurring with our Citrix environment. When a user launches an application a sysvol script executes that maps several drives for the user. The script first deletes any instances of the drive letters and then remaps them. We have 5 citrix servers in the farm. Over the last few weeks each one of the servers has experienced the following issue.

The Z: drive will fail to map, all other drives will map correctly. A server reboot or making the user a domain admin will resolve the issue. There are no conflicting physical drives on the host server. Help is appreciated, this one has us stumped.

Matt V

Any event log errors when the drive fails to map?

nathanspowell

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Nothing appears in the logs other than printer creation and logon events. No errors or warnings related to the login or script. As I mentioned the script actually executes and maps all drives except Z:.

Matt V

Havfe to ask, did you check the logs on the server where the Z: drive resides? Look in the security log in particular.

nathanspowell

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Nothing in the security log of the host server other than a logon event for the user. Updating the issue though, it actually appears that the script isn't running at all now. The other drives were remaining from a previous logon session. If the user is made a domain admin the script will execute.

Matt V

Double check the permissions on the script, make sure the user can read it. They should be able to launch it with \\domain.local\netlogon\scriptname.cmd after they are logged in.
I just saw this last week where a server admin rebooted the DC and the problem went away.

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