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Thank you both for the reply, I will check this out and feed back Monday.
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Thank you both for the reply, I will check this out and feed back Monday.

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Time flies as always.<br />
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Thanks for the answers these tick all the boxes.<br />
capt.
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Time flies as always.

Thanks for the answers these tick all the boxes.
capt.

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Hi<br />
<br />
We have a W2003 AD server, which runs standard Login Script for generic drive mappings (net use...etc) and a call to Kixtart for Group Membership based mapping.<br />
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We like to move away from script based logins as it has become a bit messy to maintain, but I am not sure how to implement the group based mappings in GPO.<br />
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We have mobile users on MS VPN (IPSEC) as well as the standard desktop users so the solution has to work equally well for both.<br />
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What is the best way of doing this, and are there any caveats I need to keep in mind?<br />
<br />
Thanks much<br />
capt.
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Hi

We have a W2003 AD server, which runs standard Login Script for generic drive mappings (net use...etc) and a call to Kixtart for Group Membership based mapping.

We like to move away from script based logins as it has become a bit messy to maintain, but I am not sure how to implement the group based mappings in GPO.

We have mobile users on MS VPN (IPSEC) as well as the standard desktop users so the solution has to work equally well for both.

What is the best way of doing this, and are there any caveats I need to keep in mind?

Thanks much
capt.

Drive Mapping: Migrate from legacy Login Script to GPO

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