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[Guest]

Whenever trying to setup domain login scripts I get "cannot find the file
'/idlist,:0:????,\\%domain
controller%\Policies\{F91B8F0F-D94F-45F0-8665-494DED465225}\User\Scripts\Logon\login.bat".
I've followed instructions on website to setup login scripts but I still
can't get it to work.

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

Whenever trying to setup domain login scripts I get "cannot find the
file '/idlist,:0:????,\\%domain
controller%\Policies\{F91B8F0F-D94F-45F0-8665-494DED465225}\User\Scripts\Log
on\login.bat".
I've followed instructions on website to setup login scripts but I
still can't get it to work.

What exactly are you doing when you get this message?
What instructions on which website? Are you referring to a KB article? If
so, what's the KB number?

 

[Guest]

I get this when I try to login to the domain after setting up the script
batch file. I login as a domain admin and get this error. website:
http://www.serverwatch.com/tutorials/article.php/1474241

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

I get this when I try to login to the domain after setting up the
script batch file. I login as a domain admin and get this error.
website: http://www.serverwatch.com/tutorials/article.php/1474241

You haven't explained how you set up the script. Please provide all detail.
Where exactly did you put your script? Where did you assign it? You log in
and *boom* you get a popup error?

You might have better luck posting in a group policy newsgroup.

 

[Guest]

I did put location of script. Here it is again.
\\%domaincontroller%\Policies\{F91B8F0F-D94F-45F0-8665-494DED465225}\User\Scripts\Logon\login.bat".
I also have ismember.exe in directory. below is the script.

:helpdesk
ifmember helpdesk_Global
if not errorlevel 1 goto next
echo Connecting to Helpdesk
net use o:\\server\admin\

:next

I put Group Policy in the OU that I belong to and when I login to the domain
I get the pop up error "cannot find the file
'/idlist,:0:????,\\%domaincontroller%\Policies\{F91B8F0F-D94F-45F0-8665-494DED465225}\User\Scripts\Logon\login.bat".

Basically from what I can tell it is not finding the path to the script file.