The scripts only contain net use commands
@echo off
net use f: \\server\share
They are saved as .bat files in the Netlogon shared folder and is on every PDC and BDC.
I've actually found the problem and am able to fix it. The problem was this: I created an account called tech that is just a domain user with specific access to tech resources. We have added a group that contains this account to all of our Win2K workstations in the administrators group. That way we can log on as tech to win2k workstations and have admin privilage without having domain admin privilage. We have also been using this account to add workstations to a domain, probably over a hundred so far. I thought we could do this because if you open user manager and select "policies" then select "user rights" you can then choose the "add workstations to domain" right and here is where we added the tech account. Turns out that if I take any workstation added to the domain with the tech account and disjoin from domain, reboot, rejoin domain using a domain adminstrative account the workstation then runs the script just fine. My question now is this: Isn't there a way to make a regular user account authorized to join an unlimited number of computers to the domain and successfully run login scripts? My tech account was able to successfully add the computers to my domain but then those workstations couldn't run login scripts. The other noteworthy peculiarity is that in server manager, none of those workstations indicate that they are on even though they are on and can access domain network resources! Very weird in my opinion. Any thoughts on this?
