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by joseph moore
There is a tool in the Win2K Resource Kit called IFMEMBER.EXE that you need.
You can use IFMEMBER in a login script to tell what groups a user belongs to. You can then use that in a login script to do this type of thing. So, get the tool, and then you can do this.
by ewgny
See this link
http://www.rlmueller.net/freecode2.htm
look at script # 3
by mf.
try kix script editor. Very easy to use.
follow this link: http://www.kixtart.org
Here's an example how to map drives using kix:
--------Start drive_mapping.kix--------
SELECT
CASE @INWIN = ("1") ;Windows NT
IF INGROUP("Domain Admins") = 1
USE x: "\\server\NT_admin"
ENDIF
IF INGROUP("Domain Users") = 1
USE y: "\\server\NT_users"
ENDIF
CASE @INWIN = ("2") ;Windows 9x
IF INGROUP("Domain Admins") = 1
USE x: "\\server\Windows_admin"
ENDIF
IF INGROUP("Domain Users") = 1
USE y: "\\server\Windows_users"
ENDIF
ENDSELECT
-------- end drive_mapping.kix--------
With regards,
MF
by swampdoc
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