I have users connected to shared folders on windows 2003 AD environment, i planned to make some simple automation by allowing users to get the folders map through bacth files.
Through windows explorer i am able to map the shared folders , but through batch files it is not mapping as network drives and gives error 53. i am using net use command in the batch files for eg: net use s: /del net use s:\\servername\sharename
I place the batch files under c:\windows\sysvol\sysvol\domainname\scripts on the windows 2003 AD Server
sysvol & scripts folders are shared. script folder sharename is netlogon
and the batch file is also mapped to the user under login scripts option in user properties.
where the domain is shared. Any clues from any of you.
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I am wondering if there is a problem with authentication, you are asking the client PC to run a script on a server, but how can it connect to the share before it has run the script? Am new to AD myself so might be wrong here, but would love to know the solution.
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Mapping of shared folders as network drives using batch file
Through windows explorer i am able to map the shared folders , but through batch files it is not mapping as network drives and gives error 53.
i am using net use command in the batch files
for eg:
net use s: /del
net use s:\\servername\sharename
I place the batch files under
c:\windows\sysvol\sysvol\domainname\scripts on the windows 2003 AD Server
sysvol & scripts folders are shared.
script folder sharename is netlogon
and the batch file is also mapped to the user under login scripts option in user properties.
where the domain is shared.
Any clues from any of you.