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  1. james1000

    New to logon scripts

    Hey Josh, here is one we use, where bhh01 is the PDC name So when mapping a drive use \\servername\sharename Here is our script for a few things @echo off REM Sync time with PDC ECHO Syncronising time with the Server... net time \\bhh01 /set /yes echo Welcome %username% echo You logged into...
  2. james1000

    After applying GPO's can still access C: drive from File Open in Offic

    After locking down my Terminal service clients so that they can't browse map etc.. They can still see the C drive when they go file open. Does anyone know the qickest way to stop this. Thanks
  3. james1000

    ADM Templates

    Does anyone know the registry values for on and off to hide the ALL the Tool bar menus. Basically I don't want the users to do anything except use the x in the top right corner as the database opens automatically. Thanks
  4. james1000

    Terminal Server HELP and Home Directories

    We have 2000 Terminal Server running in a NT domain. I have a few problems at the moment. I have set up a path to for the TS profiles and a home directory. When the user logs on, the permissions in the profile don't allow them to save the changes. How can I automate this? I have given the...
  5. james1000

    Terminal Server

    We have 2000 Terminal Server running in a NT domain. I have a few problems at the moment. I have set up a path to for the TS profiles and a home directory. When the user logs on, the permissions in the profile don't allow them to save the changes. How can I automate this? I have given the...

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