The best place to post a question like this would be:
microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting
What you need to do is share the user directory using a Hidden Share.
So if you have a user called USER1 and a directory such as c:\home\USER1 on server
\\MyServer
You share USER1's home directory as USER1$
You share USER2's home directory as USER2$
You share USER3's home directory as USER3$
Then use; NET USE U: \\MyServer\USER1$
If you use environmental variables...
Then use; NET USE U: \\MyServer\%USERNAME%$
The most important part is DON'T use plain DOS as a logon Script !
Use a real scripting language such a Kixtart (
http://kixtart.org Kixtart is CareWare)
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Dave
| I need to map personal folders for some useres. If at a workstation I use
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| NET USE U: \\MYSERVER\MYUSERS
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| I can map the drive U:. However if I use
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| NET USE U: \\MYSERVER\MYUSERS\USER1
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| I receive one error (error 50)
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| MYUSERS is a shared folder and USER1 is below MYUSERS.
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| I am using a Windows 2003 Server (AD installed) and Windows 98 workstations.
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| Somebody has any idea what I am doing wrong.
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| Thanks,
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| Luis.
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