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by flashtube105 Accepted solution
by retro77 Accepted solution
by churdoo Accepted solution
I looked into doing something very similar to this. Although what you're requesting can be done with some fancy scripting, after much deliberation I decided to create a separate OU for each "subnet" and use Group Policy to distribute the correct logon script for the site-specific settings; in my case it was drive mappings also.
I have one logon script which does all of the common stuff for all users, specified in ADUC User Properties / Profile / Logon Script, and then the second smaller scripts, one for each site, which do the site-specific, or subnet-specific mappings, pushed by GP
This solution is working flawlessly.
by dan.cox Accepted solution
The best way I know is to use a VBScript for the login script rather than a batch file.
Check out this article from the Scripting Guys. It details how the script works and can be used to do exactly what you want.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/qanda/dec04/hey1210.mspx
The scripting guys from microsoft have a lot of great suggestions on managing your domain and the computers within.
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