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Hi, 
 
1) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This is related to the Login Script 
2) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The OS for the Domain Controller is Windows 2008 server 
3) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The login scrip’s name is Login.bat which contains as the followings: 
 
REM @echo off 
 
Net use Y: \\Bobafilesrv\Marketing 
 
Net use W: \\Bobafilesrv\Accounting 
 
Net use P: \\Bobafilesrv\Public 
 
:end 
 
I go to the Domain Controller 
- Go to C:\Windows\Sysvol\Domain\Scripts folder 
- I put the Login.bat at the above Scripts folder 
- I click Refresh at the Domain Controller 
 
Then, I go to the Profile of every user, and put the Login.bat there 
 
By doing this, I provide “the 3 network drives” to the user (when the user logs in); however, I have to do it one by one for every user. 
 
Per other discussion, EE’s expert (G4ugm) suggests that I can do it with Group Policy (GPO) if I do no want to do it one by one. 
 
Somebody experienced with the above GPO? If yes, please give me a hint. 
 
Thanks, 
Tjie
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Hi,

1)	This is related to the Login Script
2)	The OS for the Domain Controller is Windows 2008 server
3)	The login scrip’s name is Login.bat which contains as the followings:

REM @echo off

Net use Y: \\Bobafilesrv\Marketing

Net use W: \\Bobafilesrv\Accounting

Net use P: \\Bobafilesrv\Public

:end

I go to the Domain Controller
- Go to C:\Windows\Sysvol\Domain\Scripts folder
- I put the Login.bat at the above Scripts folder
- I click Refresh at the Domain Controller

Then, I go to the Profile of every user, and put the Login.bat there

By doing this, I provide “the 3 network drives” to the user (when the user logs in); however, I have to do it one by one for every user.

Per other discussion, EE’s expert (G4ugm) suggests that I can do it with Group Policy (GPO) if I do no want to do it one by one.

Somebody experienced with the above GPO? If yes, please give me a hint. 

Thanks,
Tjie

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