log on script

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jun soriano

Im using log on scripts to automatically map the shared
folders. Some of the users transferred to other groups
and I also made some revisions on the shared folder
names. When the users who use windows xp and 2000 logs
in, the shared drives that are mapped are the old ones.
Those who are using windows 98 didn't experience that
problem.

I know that I need to remove something in the login
profile for this to work, but i do not know specifically
what file do i need to delete.

May I know what file/folder do i need to delete for the
changes to take effect?

Thank you.
 
Please post your logon script, and show specific examples
of "correct" and "incorrect" mappings.
 
This is the new script.

net use s: "\\filesrv\it"
net use u: "\\filesrv\utilities"
net use t: "\\filesrv\stihq"
net use v: "\\emperador\ifg
net time \\smb /set /yes

The old one is almost the same except for the first line
which is:

net use s: "\\filesrv\is"

But everytime I log in using win xp, IS is the one which
is being mapped instead of IT.
 
You're executing some other script than the one you
think you're executing. Modify your new script like so,
to make it visible:

if /i %username%==jsoriano echo on
net use s: \\filesrv\it
if /i %username%==jsoriano net use & pause
net use u: "\\filesrv\utilities"
net use t: "\\filesrv\stihq"
net use v: "\\emperador\ifg
net time \\smb /set /yes

What do you see when you log on using winxp?
 
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