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Why not map the drives with GPO map drive preferences?
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Why not map the drives with GPO map drive preferences?

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1. Share and NTFS Permission on \\Server\postscan set correctly?<br />
2. for testing use ip-Adress net use z: \\172.16.99.3\postscan any changes ?<br />
3. network and share center: network identification is on?
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1. Share and NTFS Permission on \\Server\postscan set correctly?
2. for testing use ip-Adress net use z: \\172.16.99.3\postscan any changes ?
3. network and share center: network identification is on?

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It sounds like the mapped location is not accessible at logon (like the network is not active yet), if you do a Group Policy Preference you can specify &quot;wait for network logon&quot;. That'd tell you.
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It sounds like the mapped location is not accessible at logon (like the network is not active yet), if you do a Group Policy Preference you can specify "wait for network logon". That'd tell you.

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We have a weird problem we've been asked by a client to add 1 single drive mapping to their login script<br />
Net use Z: \\server\postscan<br />
when they login its not there, I've put a 'pause' in the login script I can see straight after Z: mapping I can see 'Command Completed Successfully' so its like the script is running fine and the syntax is correct.<br />
If I type net use from a command prompt there is no Z: drive<br />
if I browse to \\server\netgon and double click the logon.bat file the Z: drive appears<br />
If I copy the logon.bat file to the local startup it does hat same thing no Z: drive<br />
An y ideas?
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We have a weird problem we've been asked by a client to add 1 single drive mapping to their login script
Net use Z: \\server\postscan
when they login its not there, I've put a 'pause' in the login script I can see straight after Z: mapping I can see 'Command Completed Successfully' so its like the script is running fine and the syntax is correct.
If I type net use from a command prompt there is no Z: drive
if I browse to \\server\netgon and double click the logon.bat file the Z: drive appears
If I copy the logon.bat file to the local startup it does hat same thing no Z: drive
An y ideas?

Login Script not running

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