Net Use command?

[Kasem Pralamphakorn]

The first time I write net use command in logon script batch file. After
user logon first time, it has error about network drive already in use. How
can I write net use command?

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

The first time I write net use command in logon script batch file. After
user logon first time, it has error about network drive already in use. How
can I write net use command?

Type these commands for your user (just once!)

net use * /del
net use /persistent:no

 

[Dave Patrick]

net use X: /d
net use X: \\servername\sharename

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| The first time I write net use command in logon script batch file. After
| user logon first time, it has error about network drive already in use.
How
| can I write net use command?
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| Kasem
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[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

The first time I write net use command in logon script batch file.
After user logon first time, it has error about network drive already
in use. How can I write net use command?

In your login script (presuming you have no Win9x/ME computers):

net use * /del
net use x: \\server\share /persistent:no
net use y: \\server\share /persistent:no

etc.

 

[Guest]

net use m: \\computername\sharename\%USERNAME%

How do I create a user directory within the share? I want when the user
logins that it creates their username folder, not their home directory but a
different location with their username.

I thought the above syntax would work but I've tested it in adminlogin
script and it doesn't work when I log in. Is there something that I am
missing?
I'm not sure how to duplicate the mapping process that is done when home
directories are creating when the user first logs in.

Any suggestions?

 

[Ray Costanzo [MVP]]

How about preceding it with a mkdir command.

if not exist \\computername\sharename\%username%\ mkdir
\\computername\sharename\%username%
net use m: \\computername\sharename\%username%

Ray at work