[nightfire]

well, ive been playing around with it, and currently its a .bat, but ive tried .vbs too

im using it in the gpo and i set it for a test user and still no success.

im thinking that maybe i need to change a policy to allow scripts, maybe i just disabled that accidentaly...i turned the command prompt back on until i can at least get this to work


the code is below, including the server name and printer share name.

maybe i have to reboot or something?

[nightfire]

ooh, im sorry

i've been working with the wrong script, i switched back to check both

well thats probably not good, ill test and repost your script

[nightfire]

ok, i tested your script in a .bat, not sure if thats how it's supposed to run, and it failed

here it is below, my original script is above

[_Taz_]

change it to vbs file.

just double click it on your machine, it should connect the printers.

[nightfire]

wow, so i ran the script on the computer and it worked, but it didn't happen on login, which is what i need for every user

[_Taz_]

ok so now copy that file to your netlogon directory then set that as the user login script

[nightfire]

uh, net logon directory?

and do i need to apply that for every user under user profiles, or do i need to run that file for every user?

[_Taz_]

yes, look on your domain controller you will find a netlogon directory.
put this file there. then set each users login script to that file

[nightfire]

well, im on the domain controller, and there is no folder called netlogon, anywhere

is there a path?

[_Taz_]

well it's shared as netlogon it should be C:\WINNT\SYSVOL\domain\scripts

but you should actually do this stuff from a workstation not the sever itself