Re: Vista Logon Script

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I am working with the RTM release of Vista trying to get my organization's
logon/logoff scripts working. I have found one problem that I need some
assistance with.

One of our logon scripts maps drives based on group membership. It works
fine in Vista if it is ran once a user is fully logged in but does not
work
when ran via the logon script. I have tried the following things:

- Map the drive using WScript.Network.MapNetworkDrive.
- Map the drive using "net use".
- Making the script sleep for 30 seconds before mapping the drives.

Can you post a snippet of your script that duplicates the problem? Also,
does the script run correctly as a logon script on XP or W2k clients?

--
Richard
Microsoft MVP Scripting and ADSI
Hilltop Lab - http://www.rlmueller.net


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