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Randy
I have several users who login from several diffrent
sites. These sites are connected with SLOW DSL lines.
Then I have three sites, A, B, and C. I have several
groups of login scripts created, specifying server
mappings. For example, if a user works at site A, I point
his login to scripts that specifically itentify server A.
However when that use roams, and logs into site B, his
login script still points to site A (hense slow
connectivity) Most of the resources that he would need
are replicated onto site B, so his login script should use
resources on site B, not A when he is roaming.
How can this be accomplished? I've setup DFS volumes and
run some tests, and this would solve my problem. However
we still have Win98 users, so I can't implement this into
my scripts until I eliminate Win98, so I'm stuck with this
delima right now.
Please help!!!
sites. These sites are connected with SLOW DSL lines.
Then I have three sites, A, B, and C. I have several
groups of login scripts created, specifying server
mappings. For example, if a user works at site A, I point
his login to scripts that specifically itentify server A.
However when that use roams, and logs into site B, his
login script still points to site A (hense slow
connectivity) Most of the resources that he would need
are replicated onto site B, so his login script should use
resources on site B, not A when he is roaming.
How can this be accomplished? I've setup DFS volumes and
run some tests, and this would solve my problem. However
we still have Win98 users, so I can't implement this into
my scripts until I eliminate Win98, so I'm stuck with this
delima right now.
Please help!!!