You could do something like this this in a .vbs script and run it under
cscript:
Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set oNET = CreateObject("WScript.Network")
Set oNetDrives = oNET.EnumNetworkDrives
For i=0 to oNetDrives.Count -1 step 2
if oNetDrives.Item(i)="" then
' This removes network connections not attached to a drive
letter
oNet.RemoveNetworkDrive oNetDrives.Item(i+1), TRUE, TRUE
else
' This removes network conenctions that ARE mapped to a drive
letter
oNET.RemoveNetworkDrive oNetDrives.Item(i), TRUE, TRUE
end if
Next
NewDriveLetter = ""
'
' Iterate drives to find an available letter
' Skip A, B, and C since A & B are traditioanlly floppy, and C is the
boot drive
'
For I = ASC("D") to ASC("Z") step 1
If not oFSO.DriveExists(CHR(I)) then
NewDriveLetter = Chr(I) & ":"
Exit For
End If
Next
oNET.MapNetworkDrive NewDriveLetter, UNCPath, ,[UserName], [Password]
If not oFSO.DriveExists(NewDriveLetter) then
ErrorMsg = "Error - unable to map drive to " & NewDriveLetter & "to "
& TestShare
ErrorMsg = ErrorMsg & " using specified credentials. Please enter
valid credentials"
WScript.Echo ErrorMsg
End If
It's not necessarily the cleanest code, but it iterates existing
connections, deltes them, and then finds the next available drive eltter and
connects some server and share to that drive letter.
"Fred" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello folks,
>
> We are in the process of changing the servers that many of our users
> currently have mapped drives to file shares...Is there anyway to have a
> login script (or any other script for that matter) detect the server name
of
> the mapped resource and re-map that drive to another server? Is there
anyway
> to do this by group name? Or someway through an Ou?
>
> Thanks in advance for the help!
>
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