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Hi, noob here with what will probably be a noobish question:
I'm writing a login script for an environment that has some domain users and some local users. Part of the script maps drives from our file server; the local users have matching local accounts set up on the file server end, with the same user name and password; thus, they can impersonate this account and gain access to their file shares.
The problem comes when using the login script to map these shares. Right now, I am checking the server group membership with ingroup(\\servername\groupname). This works for the domain accounts, but oddly enough, it doesn't work at all for the local accounts; it seems like the ingroup command doesn't support the impersonation.
Any ideas how I can make sure that the local users can still log into their network shares?
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