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#141835 - 2005-06-16 05:22 PM Mapping User Folder - mapping to the higher level
kkayies kkayies Lurker Registered: 2005-06-16 Posts: 3	Trying to move our user folders to SAN server.OS is W2K Was able to move it but when I run the script to reconnect to the drive. It is mapping to the higher level. D:\\servername\users\kki rather than kki on servername\users (D). Any ideas or solutions. Thanks. Kay
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#141836 - 2005-06-16 06:48 PM Re: Mapping User Folder - mapping to the higher level
StarwarsKid StarwarsKid Seasoned Scripter Registered: 2005-06-15 Posts: 506 Loc: Oregon, USA	What's your script look like? _________________________ let the wise listen and add to their learning, and let the discerning get guidance- Proverbs 1:5
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#141837 - 2005-06-16 06:48 PM Re: Mapping User Folder - mapping to the higher level
Kdyer Kdyer KiX Supporter Registered: 2001-01-03 Posts: 6241 Loc: Tigard, OR	Which client OS are you trying to map this to? BTW - Welcome to the board. Kent _________________________ Utilize these resources: UDFs (Full List) KiXtart FAQ & How to's
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#141838 - 2005-06-16 09:27 PM Re: Mapping User Folder - mapping to the higher level
kkayies kkayies Lurker Registered: 2005-06-16 Posts: 3	OS is windows 2000. Used the net use.
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#141839 - 2005-06-16 10:08 PM Re: Mapping User Folder - mapping to the higher level
Kdyer Kdyer KiX Supporter Registered: 2001-01-03 Posts: 6241 Loc: Tigard, OR	Like SWK suggested, can you show us your script? Kent _________________________ Utilize these resources: UDFs (Full List) KiXtart FAQ & How to's
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#141840 - 2005-06-17 07:50 PM Re: Mapping User Folder - mapping to the higher level
kkayies kkayies Lurker Registered: 2005-06-16 Posts: 3	Here is the script REM @echo off net time \\servername /set /yes net use m: /delete net use u: /delete net use v: /delete net use w: /delete net use n: \\servername\foldername$ net use o: \\servername\foldername net use q: \\servername\foldername net use t: \\servername\foldername net use u: /home net use v: \\servername\foldername net use w: \\servename\foldername thanks
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#141841 - 2005-06-17 08:01 PM Re: Mapping User Folder - mapping to the higher level
Bryce Bryce KiX Supporter Registered: 2000-02-29 Posts: 3167 Loc: Houston TX	that looks like a .bat file not a kix script.
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#141842 - 2005-06-17 08:54 PM Re: Mapping User Folder - mapping to the higher level
Les Les KiX Master Registered: 2001-06-11 Posts: 12734 Loc: fortfrances.on.ca	It IS a BATch file! _________________________ Give a man a fish and he will be back for more. Slap him with a fish and he will go away forever.
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#141843 - 2005-06-17 08:58 PM Re: Mapping User Folder - mapping to the higher level
StarwarsKid StarwarsKid Seasoned Scripter Registered: 2005-06-15 Posts: 506 Loc: Oregon, USA	KiX is SOOOOO much nicer to work with than BATch files kkayies. Have you used KiX before? If not, we can help get you started by converting that BATch. The guys on this forum are GREAT! What is your network OS environment? _________________________ let the wise listen and add to their learning, and let the discerning get guidance- Proverbs 1:5
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#141844 - 2005-06-17 11:00 PM

Re: Mapping User Folder - mapping to the higher level

NTDOC

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Registered: 2000-07-28
Posts: 11631
Loc: CA

Here is an example of doing this in KiXtart 4.23

If you're on AD then you should not be using the NET TIME like this but shoud let the AD time service handle the time for your systems.

Dim $SO
$SO=SetOption('Explicit','On')
$SO=SetOption('NoVarsInStrings','On')
$SO=SetOption('WrapAtEOL','On')
 

Dim $Admin
$Admin=IIf(InGroup(@WKSTA+'\'+SidToName('S-1-5-32-544'))-1+@INWIN=1,1,0)
If $Admin
  SHELL '%COMSPEC% /e:1024 /c NET TIME /DOMAIN:mydomain /SET /Y ' + ' >nul 2>nul'
EndIf
use m: /delete /persistent
use u: /delete /persistent
use v: /delete /persistent
use w: /delete /persistent
 

use n: '\\servername\foldername'+'$'
use o: '\\servername\foldername'
use q: '\\servername\foldername'
use t: '\\servername\foldername'
use u: '\\servername\foldername\'+@UserID
use v: '\\servername\foldername'
use w: '\\servename\foldername'

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#141845 - 2005-06-19 11:57 AM Re: Mapping User Folder - mapping to the higher level
NTDOC NTDOC Administrator Registered: 2000-07-28 Posts: 11631 Loc: CA	Hello Kay, Did any of the suggestions work for you?
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