Windows

Check the permissions on the directories you are trying to map to.

Also try map to a know share name instead

stick a "pause" command into your batch file..that might help you in pin point where the pb is. Also, check your policy. Uncheck Remove the "Map Network Drive" and "Disconnect Network Drive options", uncheck Hide Network Neighborhood, and uncheck Hide Drives in My Computer. Those things gave me major headacks in the past.

If you have set "No Access" permission on NET.EXE, you won't be abe to use the NET command. So, if the suggestions above are not working, you may want to check this.

Good luck.

In your example, you are mapping to "\\server\directory" where "directory" should be a share on the server, if it isn't a share, that is one problem (same goes for the last net use, "Folder" has to be a share.).

The "if" statement requires two equal signs (if "%username%"=="tran_quang". Also, put the net use command on the same line with the if, and get rid of the "then" and "end" they aren't valid commands.

%member% is not a default variable. If you're checking the users group membership, try "ifmember.exe" it is a NT 4.0 resource kit utility.

REM out the ECHO OFF line so you can see what the script is trying to do, and then what it actually does. Put a pause at the end of the file, and if necessary at various points within.You can type the command and then /? to get information on how to use most of the NT command line programs.

Hope this helps.

time to buy an NT book, don't you think? You can map to shares not directories. Spend the 30 bucks and get a book.