odd behaviour
- From: mpaulic <mpaulic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 13 May 2008 10:20:01 -0700
Hello everyone.
I could really use some help here. I know the description is long. But I'm
trying to give as much info as I can. Please help!
I have a win server 2003 sp2 with a bunch of winxp client machines. I have
active directory running. I created a logon script for mapping network drives
that is in the active directory->domain->group policy->.... logon script.
This logon script works fine for all users.
I wanted to create a intranet system with using internet explorer so users
can simply browse with links to all the various things that they need. I
created the web pages and they are working fine.
Internet information service has been installed from day 1. I went to IIS
manager and created a new web site for the intranet & pointed its root to the
proper location of the site on the fileservers harddrive. I then stopped the
default web stie.
Now on any of the users machine when they open internet explorer & type the
servers name into the address bar they get the intranets home page & it all
works fine.
Here is the problem.
Now on the users machines the mapped network drives do not all work, or at
least they do not all appear in my computer. Some mapped network drives do.
Using my own regular logon the mapped drives are fine. But I am an
administrator. All other do not.
Looking further I found that if I tried to run the script file, the same one
used on the server, on the users local machine; I find that it only connects
a certain number of drives, then asks for a password again. If I type the
passoword, the script completes. But the mapped network drive are still
missing in my computer. If I look at the script as it executes, all command
complete successfully. I cannot seem to find how to fix this. My
understanding was that since the user has looged on the system has thier
security info so the second entry of the password should not be needed.
Two important points to note are;
-All the mapped network drives that are suppose to connect after it asks for
the password again are the ones that do not appear.
-Also the way I has planned the networking mapping was that the mapping
logon script is the same for all users. But not all users have security
access to all the drives. The idea was that if the user has security access
then they would connect, if not it would have an error for that connection &
not map the drive. This way I could have only one script file for all users.
Here is a sample of the script command.
net use n: \\DELLFILESERVER\Assembly
/USER:FILESERVER\%username%
net use o: \\DELLFILESERVER\Office$\Other
/USER:FILESERVER\%username%
But here is the wierd part. If I delete the intranet web site I created in
the IIS manager. This whole problem of the network drive goes away. Just to
check I ran the script manually on a user machine and now it does not ask for
a password part way through mapping the drives.
Does anyone have any idea what could be going on?
Any advise would be greatly appreaciated.
Mat
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