Finding out which GP object applies a drive mapping script

[Rick]

I have a drive mapping script which I can not find where it is being
applied. I found the batch file in the sysvol under the followinf directory
Policies\{5E716436-6E89-41A6-9DCE-46607C1F4657}\User\Scripts\Logon. How can
I find out which policy is applying this script.

Thanks
Rick

 

[Philip Nunn]

If the computer is running XP you can try using the "gpresult" command or on
w2k try "secedit" from a command prompt. These tools will tell you what is
applying and from what policy.

Philip Nunn

 

[Derek Melber [MVP]]

Run gpresult to find out. It is best to use verbose mode to get this info.
For 2k, you need to get this from the resource kit or download from MS.

 

[Matt Hickman]

I have a drive mapping script which I can not find where it is being
applied. I found the batch file in the sysvol under the followinf directory
Policies\{5E716436-6E89-41A6-9DCE-46607C1F4657}\User\Scripts\Logon. How can
I find out which policy is applying this script.

Thanks
Rick

5E716436-6E89-41A6-9DCE-46607C1F4657 is the GUID of the GPO. when
you get to the GPO, you can find what site/domain/OU it is linked to
(if any)