Manual mapped every time when logon

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could anyone help me to analyze this problem, some of user in my organization have to manual mapped drive every time when they logon (mapped drive is shared folder running on windows2000 server). when mapped drive they also checked at "Reconnect at Logon" but when they LogOff everything is gone. they have to manual mapped again when starting. how should i do for keep the permanent mapped drive when logon

could anyone can help me
your help would be much appreciated.
 
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Pegasus \(MVP\)

JV said:
All,
could anyone help me to analyze this problem, some of user in my
organization have to manual mapped drive every time when they logon (mapped
drive is shared folder running on windows2000 server). when mapped drive
they also checked at "Reconnect at Logon" but when they LogOff everything is
gone. they have to manual mapped again when starting. how should i do for
keep the permanent mapped drive when logon.
could anyone can help me.
your help would be much appreciated.

Instead of relying on "Reconnect at Logon", add this line to
your logon script:

net use /persistent:no > nul
net use s: \\SomeServer\SomeShare
If the connection should be made for certain users only, then
try this:

net use /persistent:no > nul
find /i "%UserName%" \\SomeServer\Netlogon\Users.lst > nul
&& net use s: \\SomeServer\SomeShare
(unwrap line)

If you don't use logon scripts then you can place the above
lines into a batch file on every affected PC, into
c:\documents and settings\all users\start menu\programs\startup
 
S

Shoe Box

try

net use dirveletter: \\server\share /persistent:yes


JV said:
All,
could anyone help me to analyze this problem, some of user in my
organization have to manual mapped drive every time when they logon (mapped
drive is shared folder running on windows2000 server). when mapped drive
they also checked at "Reconnect at Logon" but when they LogOff everything is
gone. they have to manual mapped again when starting. how should i do for
keep the permanent mapped drive when logon.
 

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