Hi,
I need to know how do i give multiple drive connection to users. Iam using windows 2003 server as my file server, right now iam able to give only one drive access to the users. but now i need to give multiple drive for the users for different purpose.
Please let me know how do i do it
regards
Rajesh
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Go in My Computer in the user's station and map as many network drives as you want. Its Under tools > map network drive...
Good Luck, Cyber
Go in My Computer in the user's station and map as many network drives as you want. Its Under tools > map network drive...
Good Luck, Cyber
hi thanks for that, bit i need to know how do i connect sitting from the server without doing any thing on the client machine
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hi thanks for that, bit i need to know how do i connect sitting from the server without doing any thing on the client machine
There's a check box there where Cyberdyne said to look. It says "Reconnect at logon".
Ok so if you are on a domain go to the user and assign them a drive (this will depend on the version of the server, small business or standard, R2 or non R2)
But either one has the capacity...
In the server management go to users, right click on the user you want and go to properties, then go to Profile then Under Home folder Check "Connect" choose the drive you want.
Good Luck. (don't forget to relogon the user for changes to take effect)
Cyber
Ok so if you are on a domain go to the user and assign them a drive (this will depend on the version of the server, small business or standard, R2 or non R2)
But either one has the capacity...
In the server management go to users, right click on the user you want and go to properties, then go to Profile then Under Home folder Check "Connect" choose the drive you want.
Good Luck. (don't forget to relogon the user for changes to take effect)
Cyber
Thanks for that but i need to connect multiple drives to a single user how do i do it without mapping it on the client machine my question was this is there a way that ican do it
Looks like you will have to do a group policy and run client install commands on next logon.
Cyber.
Looks like you will have to do a group policy and run client install commands on next logon.
Cyber.
So, would you please teach us how to do it? I need to make it work for my users. Many thanks. :)
do you use active directory? if so setup a batch file, and add it to the login script under account tab for each particular user. this will run under every long on. will go something like...
//this part deletes the drives on logon
net use h: \\servername\sh arename /d
net use i: \\servername\sh arename /d
net use j: \\servername\sh arename /d
//this part remaps the drives on logon
net use h: \\servername\sh arename
net use i: \\servername\sh arename
net use j: \\servername\sh arename
try that, if not i think you cans till setup a logon script under xp!
I've got 2 words for you.
VBS Script
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