Mapping network drives for all users to NAS
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Mapping network drives for all users to NAS
Hope someone can shine a bit of light on this.
(Scenario - stanadalone (Not domain) Windows Server 2003 SP1 & NAS device using CIFS)
I'm Mapping a drive the regular way so it appears in my computer and appears with a net use command with no problems, however... when another user logs on they cant see the mapped drive that has been mapped to the NAS with the net use command .. log back on as me and net use again and it appears in list.
So the mission is how to map the drive once so all users can see it using net use when they logon.
Cheeers fir any guidance
(Scenario - stanadalone (Not domain) Windows Server 2003 SP1 & NAS device using CIFS)
I'm Mapping a drive the regular way so it appears in my computer and appears with a net use command with no problems, however... when another user logs on they cant see the mapped drive that has been mapped to the NAS with the net use command .. log back on as me and net use again and it appears in list.
So the mission is how to map the drive once so all users can see it using net use when they logon.
Cheeers fir any guidance
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net use is stored for each users session. Normally you run it in a domain login script, but in your case you'd need to run the command for each user somehow.
You could specify a local login script on the local user account, but again that would have to be done on individual PC's.
You could specify a local login script on the local user account, but again that would have to be done on individual PC's.
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Originally Posted by ozzy
net use is stored for each users session. Normally you run it in a domain login script, but in your case you'd need to run the command for each user somehow.
You could specify a local login script on the local user account, but again that would have to be done on individual PC's.
You could specify a local login script on the local user account, but again that would have to be done on individual PC's.
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