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I've been digging through the posts to see if I could find the answer to my question but so far I've been coming up short.
I'm working with a new client in which I inherited an existing Windows 2008 domain. Even though they had AD set up they were not actually logging onto the domain, the company before was just using AD for their Exchange. So I've connected them to the domain and set up a very simple logon script using the Kix 4.61 just mapping drives based on user groups.
The problem that I'm having is that one of the users, one of the original users, does not get the drive mappings from the GPO. I can however run the same command from the prompt that is set in the GPO (\\server\netlogon\wkix32.exe \\server\netlogon\logon.kix) and the mappings will occur. I've checked GPRESULT and it shows the group memeberships for the user and it shows the policy has been replied.
As a bandaid I've just added a batch script to her logon script to run the command above. I've seen mention in the forums about the group membership cache and using a /f option on the command, but if I can run the script from the command line would that be the problem? I can also log on as another user to the same computer and get the drive mappings, so it appears to be something related to this particular user.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
JTT
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