IF INGROUP("SMS")=1
run smsls.bat
ENDIF
exit

I've tried replacing the MSNET32.DLL with the most recent version. That didn't work. I tried installing the kxrpc service on all domain controllers (even though I shouldn't need to, with the system only using global groups). That didn't work. I tried using the latest kixtart 95 (v.3.62). That didn't work. When I run the file

%0\..\kix32 sms

nothing happens. No error messages, only a blank space. It works just fine on NT. I'm trying to specify for users in a SMS global group to delineate users to install the SMS client on. Has anyone got any suggestions or seen this type of problem before?? Thank you!!!

Ken Ralston
Ken Ralston IT Consultants
Auckland
New Zealand

moogeboo

This behavior exists regardless of whether the user is a member of the GLOBAL Development group or not (tested for membership in another group which also failed). If I run the script, after logging in, at a DOS prompt, the correct mappings are set for the Development group.

All users are running Win95
All users are within the same domain
The domain name matches the workgroup name for all users
The users within the Development group are on another network segment than the other users.
Users in the development group get the correct mappings when they log on a PC within the same segment as the domain controllers.
I used the debug switch (/d) to step thru script - nothing unusual except INGROUP failed where it should not.

if INGROUP("Development") = 0
use h: "\\ny-prod-nt\oralce
else
use h: "\\ntbrokdev\oracle"
endif

Any suggestions?