Anyone know how to list the used drive letters on remote workstations via a command prompt? I don't want to use server manager. I need to to it in a batch file, but not the logon script.
Thanks, Chris.
Anyone know how to determine the workstation names that users are loged onto? I have 400 users, and I need to know the workstation names they are logged onto. server manager tells me, but I need something I can run at the command prompt.
Thanks, Chris.
Anyone know how to dump the users and their properties from user manager for domains to a spreadsheet or DB? I need to check the Home drive settings of 500 user accounts. And maybe check a few other properties as well.
Thanks,
Chris.
When I run a net user command to set users home directory, the drive letter in the profile says Z.
I'm doing this:
net users username /homedir:\\server1\sharename /domain
How can I make the drive letter for the home directory go to H?
Thanks,
Chris.
I have hidden shares for each home directory. Now I want to select multible accounts in user manager and use the variable %USERNAME% in the Home directory path to globaly apply a home directory to all user accounts at once. But I need to append a dollar sign ($) to the end of the %USERNAME%...
I need to share over 400 user directories and don't want to go thru the tedius process of right clicking each directory, selecting share, share as, etc. Anyone got a script, batch file, or something that will do this? I found one using ADSI and WSH, but couldn't get it to work.
Any tips...
I'm upgrading nt4 sp1 to nt4 sp6a. I get a msg that ntbackup.exe, mspaint.exe, and most all the other exe files can't be copied from the source. I deleted temp folder, and tried again, but no luck. I have the same problem on another server.
I couldn't find anything on MS web site about this. Do...
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