Mapping Command

[Preet]

What command enetered at the DOS prompt of a Windows XP
machine will drive letter(eg K) that is located on the
windows 2003 Server

[Dave]

Preet wrote:

> What command enetered at the DOS prompt of a Windows XP
> machine will drive letter(eg K) that is located on the
> windows 2003 Server

You want to map a drive K: ??


NET USE
[devicename | *] [\\computername\sharename[\volume] [password | *]]
[/USER:[domainname\]username]
[/USER:[dotted domain name\]username]
[/USER:[username@dotted domain name]
[/SMARTCARD]
[/SAVECRED]
[[/DELETE] | [/PERSISTENT:{YES | NO}]]

NET USE {devicename | *} [password | *] /HOME

NET USE [/PERSISTENT:{YES | NO}]

[Dave]

Can I write a login script for 1 particular server?

I got exam tommorroow and I am revising the exam but
cudnt find this answer just need to know how it would be
wrriten, if u cud please help me in this, Will be highly
obliged thank u, Following is my exact question and got
windows server at my uni, I am at home so cant even do it
proper way, Just need the answer.

What command enetered at the DOS prompt of a Windows XP
machine will drive letter k:to the \cp685\Data directory
that is located on the windows 2003 Server named ITMS
DEMO.

Thanks heeps

[TheSingingCat]

Depending on what server authenticates the client, that server will also run
the logon script. If you need a different logon script to run for a
particular person/group etc. You may just have to write another logon
script (and duplicate the commands in the first if desired) with the other
commands you want to execute. From there, just designate the new script for
the users who need it.

Perhaps there is an easier way or I misunderstood your desired results, but
I *think* that method would at least work.

tsc

"Dave" <1@1.ca> wrote in message
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> Can I write a login script for 1 particular server?

[Richard Gutery]

net use k: \\ ITMSDEMO\\cp685\Data

if you want the drive mapping to be to reconnected at next login use the
/persistent:yes switch

<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>
> I got exam tommorroow and I am revising the exam but
> cudnt find this answer just need to know how it would be
> wrriten, if u cud please help me in this, Will be highly
> obliged thank u, Following is my exact question and got
> windows server at my uni, I am at home so cant even do it
> proper way, Just need the answer.
>
> What command enetered at the DOS prompt of a Windows XP
> machine will drive letter k:to the \cp685\Data directory
> that is located on the windows 2003 Server named ITMS
> DEMO.
>
> Thanks heeps

[Roland Hall]

"Richard Gutery" <rgutery@mentorits.com> wrote in message
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: net use k: \\ ITMSDEMO\\cp685\Data

no space after \\
\\ only once

\\server\share

: if you want the drive mapping to be to reconnected at next login use the
: /persistent:yes switch

net use k: \\servername\sharename

persistent mapping across reboots

net use k: \\servername\sharename /persistent:yes

no persistence

net use k: \\servername\sharename /persistent:no

to connect as another user that has same password as the account your logged
on as

net use k: \\servername\sharename /u:domain\username

[note: if it is different and password is omitted, you will be prompted to
enter it]

to connect as another user with a different password

net use k: \\servername\sharename password /u:domain\username

you can also add all of this together

net use k: \\servername\sharename password /u:domain\username /persistent:no

to map next available drive [all other applies]

net use * \\servername\sharename

to make an anonymous connection

net use \\servername\ipc$ "" /u:""

Note:
servername can also be IP address or FQDN

Ex.

net use * \\servername.subdomain.domain.com\sharename password
/u:subdomain.domain.com\username /persistent:no
net use * \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\sharename password /u:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\username
/persistent:no

[note: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx = ip address]

to delete a mapping

net use k: /del

or delete all mappings

net use * /del

[note: you will be asked to confirm]

HTH...

--
Roland Hall
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