Re: Group Policy Lofon Script

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Just for testing purposes, can you add the script to the 'Default Domain Policy' GPO? Make sure you copy the script to the appropriate directory. Run 'gpupdate /force' on the workstation. That should work. What O/S does the client run?

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Costas


"Jonyskids" <Jonyskids@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1777AABD-F948-42BF-89EA-6681A3019491@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I can see my file. Thanks for checking.

"Costas" wrote:

Just to make sure were are on the same page, right click on the "logOnOff'
GPO, click 'Edit' go to 'User Configuration | Windows | Settings>Scripts
|(Logon/Logoff) | Logon" and click on "Show Files". Can you see your script
in the folder that opens up? If not, copy the scrip in that particular
directory.

--
Costas


"Jonyskids" <Jonyskids@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:CB5A9EA7-5188-4EA7-9764-C6FA1C7A9F87@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I added it to the LogOnOff Group Policy Object by copying and pasting >the
> name of the VB script in window that shows when click on browse. This > is
> inside of the group Policy Object Editor under user > Configuration>Windows
> Settings>Scripts (Logon/Logoff)>Properties of Logon. I then linked this > to
> SBSUsers
>
> Thanks for the reply and keep them coming as I really want to get this > to
> work.
>
> (I also ran gpupdate.)
>
> "Costas" wrote:
>
>> Did you create your own GPO and linked it to the SBSUsers group or did
>> you
>> use the Default Domain Policy? Did you add the script to the >> directory
>> that
>> opens up with you click the 'Browse' button? If you stored the script >> in
>> a
>> custom location, try moving it to the location you see when you click >> the
>> 'Browse' button. You can click the drop down and see the path to that
>> directory. Put it there and try logging on again
>>
>> -- >> Costas
>>
>>
>> "Jonyskids" <Jonyskids@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:91A6EE9B-8DCF-4421-B827-870FC2260231@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> >I have created a VB script to map network drives. I know it works
>> >because
>> >if
>> > I double click the file it adds the drives to my computer on the
>> > network.
>> > I
>> > then added it to sbsUsers LogOn from within Group Policy Managment. >> > It
>> > does
>> > not run when I logon to local machines? Any help?
>>


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