Not Needing Password for Mapped Drives

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Chris Pickler

Our security camera software is installed on Windows XP for cameras running
on Server 2003 and Server 2000. Everytime the system restarts we lose the
ability to see the archived footage because we have to log back into the
machine and re-login into the mapped drives. Is there anyway that we can
have the mapped drives truly auto-reconnect at startup without having to put
in the password to reconnect to the drive?
 
Where are the shares located? On the servers or the XP machine? What version
of XP, Home or Pro?
 
You can use the NET USE command in a logon script specifying a username and
password. This is a possible secrity issue so should be considered
carefully.
 
We understand the security risks, but want to proceed with this. Do you
have an example of a login script or where we could find one?
 
Chris said:
Shares are located on the Servers. XP Pro.
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Assign the necessary permissions to the domain accounts being used on
the workstations, and add the path tot he shares to the login scripts.
Only a single login will then be required, at the client.

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Ok, I was doing a search through the pre-generated scripts online and was
wondering if there were any recommended ones, and which script editor you
recommended.
 
Chris said:
Ok, I was doing a search through the pre-generated scripts online and was
wondering if there were any recommended ones, and which script editor you
recommended.
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Keep it simple. Use Notepad or your preferred text editor.

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They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. -Benjamin Franklin

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Hi Chris,

I notice that you are doing research yourself, I really appreciate it.
Please feel free to post back in case you encounter any problems.

Have a good day!


Best regards,

Vincent Xu
Microsoft Online Partner Support

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