Logon Scripts for Group Policy object

How do you map a single drive using the GPO, scripts logon/logoff. Can this
be done and if so, what is the correct format to map the drive?
Example, I want to map S to a network drive whenever someone logs into the
server.
I want this to happen when someone logs in using remote desktop/terminal
services.
OR, is there an easier way?

Thanks in advance!
Tom
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TAndrist ITS II

Howdie!

tandrist schrieb:
> How do you map a single drive using the GPO, scripts logon/logoff. Can this
> be done and if so, what is the correct format to map the drive?
> Example, I want to map S to a network drive whenever someone logs into the
> server.

Try a .bat file with the following content:

NET USE S: \\myServer\myShare\ /persistent:no

> I want this to happen when someone logs in using remote desktop/terminal
> services.
> OR, is there an easier way?

When using Terminal Services, you will probably have a look at Loopback
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http://www.frickelsoft.net/blog/?p=22

cheers,

Florian
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Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Group Policy.
eMail: prename [at] frickelsoft [dot] net.
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