Why login.bat applied to a simple user account doesn't work ?
From: Marlon Brown (marlon_brown_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 09/10/04
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Date: Fri, 10 Sep 2004 15:27:20 -0700
I go to the MyUserAd account and under 'profile' tab I put it on "login
script":
\\myserver\share\share2\logon.bat
The content of the logon.bat is something like
REM *** hello
net use f: \\myserver3\share
If logon as MyUserAd, I see no indication at all that any logon.bat is
running. I go to the command promp and I am able to browse to
\\myserver\share\share2\ and launch logon.bat and successfully get drive f:
mapped. I tried shorter paths such as \\myserver\share\logon.bat and that
doesn't work either.
I created other user accounts as testing, but again I am not successfull
making this simple .bat work upon login. I go to a DC and I run "net user
<myuserad>" and I see the information there that confirms the login script
applied to the user account profile.
What am I missing here ?
Win2KADSP4, WinXPSP2 clients.
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