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Network Drives with a user being logged on

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ukwebsite

ukwebsite

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Dec 9, 2000
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Hi,

Is there a way to have network drives mapped to a server regardless of what user is logged in (or if no user is logged in)?

Thanks

Matthew Wilde
matthew@ukwebsite.com
 
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you could setup a group policy for an OU and put all the users in the OU and have a login script for that OU to map the drives. Or you could create a bat file and put it in the All Users startup folder, but people can delete that if they wanted. If you need help let me know.


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