Mapping localdrive in Terminal server session using GPP
I want to map a folder on the local disk of a computer connecting to a terminal server (2012R2) so the users have access to their local disk to store files instead of storing them on the terminal server.
I try to do this via Group Policy Preferences and this works ok for all mapped drives on other computers, but I get an error 0x800701e7 when I try to map \\tsclient\c although the user has access to the local drives later in the session.
I try to do this via Group Policy Preferences and this works ok for all mapped drives on other computers, but I get an error 0x800701e7 when I try to map \\tsclient\c although the user has access to the local drives later in the session.
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I am trying to map \\tsclient\c... A normal share which is accesible to the user...
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So the question is: is it possible to map \\tsclient\c from within a group preference drive map setting
I don't have any experience mapping a local drive using GPP. At my last job, we used logon scripts to map local & network drives. At the job before that, we used GPOs to map network drives & log on scripts to map local.
Have you tried using a logon script?
Have you tried using a logon script?
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Not yet, we are planning to move away from login scripts to GPO / GPP as this is a much easier way of handling drive mappings for a large number of users.
I do think however that a login script will work, as I am able to net use x: \\tsclient\c once the user session is started.
I do think however that a login script will work, as I am able to net use x: \\tsclient\c once the user session is started.
Logon scripts are a way of the past. There are some scenarios where you still can leverage logon scripts but the management of them are a nightmare. GPP is the way to go.
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