Re: Writing a login script that attaches shares on a external domain
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<tlai909@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Just say I login to DOMAIN1 as normal.
But I want a script that will log onto shares on DOMAIN2
eg. here is the standard script:
net time \\server01 /set /y
rem net use h: /home
net use j: /delete
net use i: /delete
net use i: \\storage01\accounts$
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problem is \\storage01 resides on a different domain now
do i need to pop the passwords and stuff in the script
i do want to keep the permissions for users on the other domain
Without trusts you'd need eplicit credentials and should use the fqdn or ip
address;
net use i: \\storage01.domain.int\accounts$ domain\user password
Of course the user name and password is now in clear text on a login script
that anyone can read.
/kj
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