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Set up a debug mode on the script, when you are in that
mode (say an environment variable is set to something), the logon script will
run visible and slowly with a pause between each step and echo everything.
Alternatively set up a whole debug script. That way you can see the errors that
it is popping if any.
Without detailed info this is a difficult one to
troubleshoot over the list. The issue could be due to the logic in the script
itself if it is choosing what to map or it could be issues with the machine or
the machine's ability to connect to other machines.
joe From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Parker Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 8:10 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [ActiveDir] Slow or non existent drive mappings Greets
to all on this beautifully gloomy Friday!
We have a small (100
users) Win2K AD. Fully patched, Spacked etc.
I have one XP user
who's network drive mappings do not show up consistently. Sometimes
partial, other none at all. if the user logs out and logs back in,
(Sometimes more than once) They will map properly.
Anyone seen
this?
The mapping is done
via a logon script on the AD server.
Thanks in
advance.
John Parker, MCSE
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