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How do I automatically map mac clients to network shares? I can successfully bind Mac clients (OSX 10.5.3) to a Server 2003 domain which creates a computer object in AD. All XP User Accounts have 3 network shares mapped (user folder, public folder and media folder) using simple netuse commands in a bat file specified in the User Profiles tab of User Properties. Can Macs make use of this script or other scripting language? Or,... is there another way to do the same thing? Any help is appreciated! Thank you.
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I would recommend that you review the PDF document over at http://www.apple.com/de/itpro/articles/adintegration/
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Thanks for the reply but none of the links and other resources seem to address my specific questions (I have looked around MACWINDOWS.COM, Apple and Microsoft KBs and forums quite a bit):
- Once a Mac client is bound to AD can it make use of logon scripts specified in in AD-User-Properties-Profiles to map shared network drives?
- If yes, what scripting language can/should be used?
- If no, is there another option (server side) to automaticly map drives at logon?
Thanks again!
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