LyonJay
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Mapped Drives using Group Policy
Dear all,
I am having a issue with mapped drives using Group Policy.
All the drives are mapping perfectly expect for one.
One of the drives is mapping to a users own personal drive. The issue i'm having is that it works with windows server 2008, 2008 R2 and 7 but anything pre these version seems to map to the share but not the %username%/%logonuser%.
Below is the paths I am using/tried for the mapping and it works but not on XP or 2003.
Any ideas why?
\\servername\sharename\%us ername%
\\servername\sharename\%lo gonuser%
Thanks,
Lyon
I am having a issue with mapped drives using Group Policy.
All the drives are mapping perfectly expect for one.
One of the drives is mapping to a users own personal drive. The issue i'm having is that it works with windows server 2008, 2008 R2 and 7 but anything pre these version seems to map to the share but not the %username%/%logonuser%.
Below is the paths I am using/tried for the mapping and it works but not on XP or 2003.
Any ideas why?
\\servername\sharename\%us
\\servername\sharename\%lo
Thanks,
Lyon
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No its just a folder for each user in the sharename
XP SP3
I can indeed and i know it works cause there are KIX script in place at the moment that work so theres nothing wrong with the share itself.
XP SP3
I can indeed and i know it works cause there are KIX script in place at the moment that work so theres nothing wrong with the share itself.
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Yes.
All clients on the site have it.
All clients on the site have it.
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No worries i have worked it out.
It was because the user had a drive mapping from the AD user account.
Thanks,
Lyon
It was because the user had a drive mapping from the AD user account.
Thanks,
Lyon
did you check permission on the share for this user ?
what do you get if you tried to map these drives manually without GP ( using map driver wizard , and using the script)? is there any problems?
check if there is a local drive using the same drive lester please ..
what do you get if you tried to map these drives manually without GP ( using map driver wizard , and using the script)? is there any problems?
check if there is a local drive using the same drive lester please ..
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Its mapping the drive just not to the correct folder.
Thanks,
Lyon