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Old May 16, 2006, 04:36 AM
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Mapping Network drive ??

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A user who is not a member of a domain, need to map for him/her a drive on the DC ( file server ), I can map the drive, but the system doesn't ask me to remember or save the password ( he asks for the user name and password of the DC ADMIN ).
So every time the user starts his/her computer, he/she has to give the ADMIN password to access the mapped drive .

the user is running Win-XP ( SP2 ), and client for MS-networks protocol is there.
With some other users it went very well without any problem, and this computer has nothing special or different than the others.

Any tips ........

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Old May 16, 2006, 04:40 AM   #2  
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Normally such mappings are done in the login script. However, if the user is not part of the domain there may be no login script for them to run. So you might use an Autoexec.bat file to do the mapping.
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Using a startup batch file will not help, as the system maps the drive, but he doesn't allow the user to access it without the ADMIN password.

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Old May 16, 2006, 04:46 AM   #4  
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How about just setting up a custom batch file to run on log on.
Something like this may be what you are after:
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net use m: \\IP_ADDRESS\FOLDER_NAME PASSWORD /user:DOMAIN\USER_ID
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Thanks

I'll try it.
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Originally Posted by Curlyben
How about just setting up a custom batch file to run on log on.
Something like this may be what you are after:
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net use m: \\IP_ADDRESS\FOLDER_NAME PASSWORD /user:DOMAIN\USER_ID

Couldn't the same be used in autoexec.bat?
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Hello,
Yes of course it could be used in a Autoexec.bat , accept my apology as I didn't get that what you meant.
Thanks for your help.

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It worked ...

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