Here's something that might help you. In this case, we are assuming that the server where all our data is, is called TITAN.
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ECHO **** Mapping IT Directory (H:) ****
NET USE H: \\TITAN\IT
ECHO **** Setting Time to Server Time ****
NET TIME \\TITAN /set /yes
ECHO **** Mapping Shared Directory (S:) ****
NET USE S: \\TITAN\SHARED
ECHO **** Mapping User Directory (U:) ****
NET USE U: /HOME
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Note, that last line only works if you have set up a home directory in the user's profile in user manager.
To map a printer (which is only necessary if you need to print from DOS) use the same syntax except you substitute the LPT port (i.e. LPT2) for the drive letter.