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Lonkero;
I'll assume you're familiar with AD and Group Policy so..from the Default AD Group Policy Window, I select Edit/User Configuration/Windows Settings/Script(logon/logoff)/Logon, choose Edit, then navigate to and select the kix32.exe file located in \\domain.com.au\SysVol\domain.com.au\scripts\
and once selected in the "Script Name" window, enter in the "Script Parameters" box below: login.kix
This way, the Group Policy applied to all domain users during logon, calls the kix32.exe file from the \\domain.com.au\SysVol\domain.com.au\scripts folder and passes the login.kix parameter to it.
Using a batch file to call Kix and script caused some problems with the XP clients so this is the method I chose. It's still working without a hitch at company 2.
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