Windows 2000 Login Script Problem

[Melvin Golder]

I have a production location and an offsite DR location.
At my offsite location, I have a file and print server
that I want clients to map to when they login from the
offsite location. All of our workstations at that
location start with a prefix of "SP-". In our login
script I placed the following statement:

if %COMPUTERNAME:~0,3%=="SP-" goto splogon

:splogon
call sp-logon.bat
goto end

:end

This seemed to have worked in the lab, but when I got it
to production, anyone who logs in gets remapped to the
offsite server. Does anyone have any ideas what the
problem is? Does anyone have any other suggestions?

Thank you.

 

[Jerold Schulman]

I have a production location and an offsite DR location.
At my offsite location, I have a file and print server
that I want clients to map to when they login from the
offsite location. All of our workstations at that
location start with a prefix of "SP-". In our login
script I placed the following statement:

if %COMPUTERNAME:~0,3%=="SP-" goto splogon

:splogon
call sp-logon.bat
goto end

:end

This seemed to have worked in the lab, but when I got it
to production, anyone who logs in gets remapped to the
offsite server. Does anyone have any ideas what the
problem is? Does anyone have any other suggestions?

Thank you.

If you don't have a goto end just before the splogon label,
these will flow to splogon.


Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com