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When users logon to our Terminal Server application I have a script that runs which maps 2 network drives. One maps to a Sydney server and the other maps to a Melbourne server. In the script I use the computer name i.e. net use x: \\sydfs01\sharename & net use y: \\mlbfs01\sharename .
These names are resolved using entries in the host file. Both drives map however when the map drives are displayed the Sydney drive reads S: (Network Drive) as opposed to the Melbourne drive which reads m: (\\mlbfs01\sharename ). Users would like to have the server name present on all the mapped drives so they can be sure they are saving documents to the correct drive. Does any1 know how I can have both drives displaying the full path of the drive ??..??..??
When users logon to our Terminal Server application I have a script that runs which maps 2 network drives. One maps to a Sydney server and the other maps to a Melbourne server. In the script I use the computer name i.e. net use x: \\sydfs01\sharename & net use y: \\mlbfs01\sharename .
These names are resolved using entries in the host file. Both drives map however when the map drives are displayed the Sydney drive reads S: (Network Drive) as opposed to the Melbourne drive which reads m: (\\mlbfs01\sharename ). Users would like to have the server name present on all the mapped drives so they can be sure they are saving documents to the correct drive. Does any1 know how I can have both drives displaying the full path of the drive ??..??..??
