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I've about three hundred computer on my network and I need to find out on all the systems all the static drive mappings? Any ideas??
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by ntoz
Using the logon script, either use VBS or even a simple shell script in which you echo the static drive mappings and computer name to a central logfile and append to it. This gives you the computername then drive mappings.
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by duskos
net use
on its own shows drive mappings.
Create showdrives.bat file:
net use > \\serverx\logs\%username%.txt
Send this with e-mail and ask users to run it.
by panther007
great idea..
thanks
by facstech1
Very easy. Go to ZDNET and download the IP Network Browser 2.0 Utility. This will amke your job much easier.
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