Hi,Hello
While searching the archives and googling for :
-login script to map drives according to group membership
I saw lots of complicated solutions (on-the-fly scripts, group directories) etc. but the following works very well for me:
I downloade dthe ifmember.exe from the microsoft website, and stuck it in the netlogon directory (not the scripts directory)
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/reskit/tools/new/ifmember-o.asp
Then the script is:
@echo off
ifmember "DOMAIN\group1"
if not errorlevel 1 goto group2
net use r: \\SERVER\group1files
:group2 ifmember "DOMAIN\group2"
if not errorlevel 1 goto group3
net use s: \\SERVER\group2files
:group3
....
So according toi group the network drives get mapped. It's all in one login script and makes things easy!
I couldn't find this in the archives so I thought I'd share this.
What's nice is that you have the ifmember only on the server.
Hope it's not just repeating something I missed somewhere,
Amadeus
I use something like this as default.bat for every user
the other bat files which are called must be either exist or created by root preexec at the netlogonshare by netlogon.pl ( included in the smb examples but must be modified to use this bat default ) on the fly
@echo off
REM default login script [EMAIL PROTECTED] for bdc1tk
REM this script is only valid for win2000/NT/XP
REM sync time
net time \\pdc /set /yes
REM ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM exec bat for logged in machine ( maybe software status or machine data )
echo %COMPUTERNAME%
call %COMPUTERNAME%.bat
REM -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
rem exec bat for login user
echo %USERNAME%
call %USERNAME%.bat
REM ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM exec bat for different groups
REM ifmember.exe must be in the netlogon share download it at microschrott
REM be aware that ifmember will give result in the current win language
REM unlike normal dos, positive result from ifmember will match in errorlevel 1
ifmember /v /l "KOESLING\Domain Users"
if errorlevel 1 call domainusers.bat
ifmember /v /l "KOESLING\Domain Admins"
if errorlevel 1 call domainadmin.bat
ifmember /v /l "KOESLING\rdusers"
if errorlevel 1 call rdusers.bat
ifmember /v /l "KOESLING\tkusers"
if errorlevel 1 call tkusers.bat
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