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It is every other time. &nbsp;I do not have persistent checked. &nbsp;Since I have the remove when no longer applicable option selected, the default update operation changes to replace.
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Changing replace to update has not effect.
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I am using the Drive Mapping User Preferences with Server 2008R2 and some WinXP machines. &nbsp;I have the client preferences patch loaded. &nbsp;On the workstation, if I login and logout, it appears that the preferences specified Drive Mappings appear every other time. &nbsp;I do not have the drive mapping preference persistent box checked, so it is not persistent. &nbsp;I am using the replace option. &nbsp;<br />
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I am wondering what I can do to make certain that the drive mappings get assigned every time. &nbsp;If I have persistent check, they do appear every time, but then if a user is removed from the group that assigns the mapping, it remains until manually disconnected.<br />
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I cannot have the mappings work inconsistently.
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I am using the Drive Mapping User Preferences with Server 2008R2 and some WinXP machines.  I have the client preferences patch loaded.  On the workstation, if I login and logout, it appears that the preferences specified Drive Mappings appear every other time.  I do not have the drive mapping preference persistent box checked, so it is not persistent.  I am using the replace option.  

I am wondering what I can do to make certain that the drive mappings get assigned every time.  If I have persistent check, they do appear every time, but then if a user is removed from the group that assigns the mapping, it remains until manually disconnected.

I cannot have the mappings work inconsistently.

It is every other time.  I do not have persistent checked.  Since I have the remove when no longer applicable option selected, the default update operation changes to replace.

Changing replace to update has not effect.

Drive Mappings don&#39;t appear everytime

Drive Mappings don't appear everytime

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.