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persistent drive map stay after log off ?
Posted on 2011-02-26
I have a filer that has a NTFS share i want to use on a server.
The question I have is I have a server 2003 with a FTP set up on it and I want to map a drive that is on the netapp filer.
Can i persistent map the drive to the filer and it stays mapped even when someone logs out of the server ?
I would use a service account for the domain credentials.
Will this command leave the drive mapped to the network location after i log out of the server
Not sure if the syntax will be different to plug in the service account domain credentials
The question I have is I have a server 2003 with a FTP set up on it and I want to map a drive that is on the netapp filer.
Can i persistent map the drive to the filer and it stays mapped even when someone logs out of the server ?
I would use a service account for the domain credentials.
Will this command leave the drive mapped to the network location after i log out of the server
net use x: \\server\share_name /persistent:yes
Not sure if the syntax will be different to plug in the service account domain credentials
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Yes, that will persistently map the drive. To add credentials, try this...
net use x: \\server\share_name password /user:domain\username /persistent:yes
net use x: \\server\share_name password /user:domain\username /persistent:yes
so i logged in as local users on a domain box and did that when i logged out and logged back in local it asked for the credentials of the mapped drive and went from being connected to disconnected..
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Does the filer have correct share permissions? Are you using filer local permission or AD? Ensure that the filer is connected to AD by going into the filer and performing the following
cifs status
cifs testdc
Check for any issues
cifs status
cifs testdc
Check for any issues
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