Hi Bob,Im not if its the same as NT but when logging on its which ever server responds first that determines which server you get logged onto.
I have this problem, but i just added a script that looks at the computer name then map drives to which ever server you want
e;g
code:
$SysNo=@WKSTA
addprinterconnection(\\upperbdc\KyoL12)
setdefaultprinter(\\upperbdc\KyoL12)AT (14,15) "Connected Laser Printer"
If InGroup("Domain Admins")
use * /DELETE
sleep 2
use s: \\upperserver\y2001
use t: \\upperserver\y97
use u: \\upperserver\y98
use v: \\upperserver\y99
use w: \\upperserver\y2000
use z: \\upperserver\Menus
use x: \\upperbdc\MultiMediaApps
use y: \\upperbdc\netlogon
use g: \\upperserver2\admin
use p: @HOMESHR
at (15,15) "Drives Connected"
EndIf
If InGroup("Students")
use * /DELETE
sleep 2
use z: \\upperbdc\Menus
use x: \\upperbdc\MultiMediaApps
use y: \\upperbdc\netlogon
use p: @HOMESHR
at (15,15) "Drives Connected"
EndIf
If InGroup("Staff")
use * /DELETE
sleep 2
use z: \\upperbdc\Menus
use x: \\upperbdc\MultiMediaApps
use y: \\upperbdc\netlogon
use g: \\upperserver2\admin
use w: \\upperserver\scienceadmin
use p: @HOMESHR
at (15,15) "Drives Connected"
EndIf
at (16,15) "Dont forget to logoff when you have finished working"
sleep 5
return
