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Is this from their computer that maps the drive or rdp to separate farms? &nbsp;Group Policy would be the best choice, but have to see how we can id the network
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Thanks Bryant, it's from a physical computer. &nbsp;So basically this is my goal. &nbsp;When an employee logs inton to L.A. network he is mapped to one server. &nbsp;When that same employee logs into the the DR network (Which is on same domain but different OU and Site) they will map same drive letters but different server. &nbsp;login script is applied via user profile (not Group Policy). &nbsp;Hope this helps.
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so if you are using a batch file/vb script and not group policy, how about this.<br />
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When the user logs on to a DR server (and by this I mean they authenticate to a domain controller at the DR site) then maybe you can just use the session variable for LOGONSERVER (ie. cmd --&gt; run set to see all the variables)<br />
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Then just check that variable and perform some logic, if then....
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Thanks Bryant, definitely worth a shot. Is there any documentation you can refer me to. &nbsp;I've never set this up before.
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not that i can think of, batch file or vbs?
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Thanks Bryant that worked. &nbsp;You da man!!!!!
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I have 40 users in L.A. that map G: and H: to LAServer1 when they log in. &nbsp;For DR purposes I want to users to map same drive letters to DRServer1. &nbsp;How can a have one login script run when users log into my L.A. site and another when they log into our DR site. &nbsp;DRLocation is on a different OU and Site. &nbsp;Any help would be greatly appreciated. &nbsp;Thanks.
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I have 40 users in L.A. that map G: and H: to LAServer1 when they log in.  For DR purposes I want to users to map same drive letters to DRServer1.  How can a have one login script run when users log into my L.A. site and another when they log into our DR site.  DRLocation is on a different OU and Site.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

Mapping alternate drives in DR site

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