Re: VPN Logon script problem
From: Phillip Windell (_at_.)
Date: 07/09/04
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Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2004 11:14:30 -0500
VPN (or any dial-up style login) is not the same thing as a Domain Login and
will not be treated the same. VPN (and dial up) logins are used to
authenticate simply for the sake of creating the connection and nothing
else.
To do a Domain Login at the same time as the dial up connection login, the
user must select "logon using dialup connection" via the checkbox that you
see after hitting "Ctrl-Alt-Del".
Ene afte that, I'm not entirely sure how the login scripts will behave. I
avoid the use of login scripts as much as possible.
-- Phillip Windell [MCP, MVP, CCNA] www.wandtv.com "Dan" <dprince@ctsinc.net> wrote in message news:29f8c01c465c5$e475e1f0$a401280a@phx.gbl... > I created a connectoid using CMAK that included logon > scripts to map network drives, I can successfully map all > drives except for the users' Home Drives. Whenever I try > to pull the %UserName% variable from CMAK it still > translates the %UserName% variable in the script to the > local user. For example local user on a home computer is > John Doe, username used in connectoid is jdoe, the users > Home drive on the network is jdoe, however the script > tries to map ..\Home Drives\John Doe. I have tried > scripting this with WMI in a vbs script as well as a > trusty old .BAT file with no success. I can manually map > the drive when the VPN connects, and I can hard code it > into the scripts and it works but this would require > creating individual scripts for every user (lots of > overhead!!!!!) Any help would be appreciated!
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