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Title: Netlogon
Post by: Emiel van Leeuwen on May 08, 2001, 11:34:42 AM

Hi there,

I've succeeded in making a network connection by using an netlogon batch file when I login to the Domain I use at home.
If I want to make a drive letter / network connection with one of my ibays it doesn't seem to work. Are the ibay names to long or am I missing the point.

My logon batch file looks like this;

echo Setting Current Time...
net time \home-server /set/yes
echo Mapping network drives
net use i: \home-server\emiel /yes  (my home directory)
net use j: \home-server\ibays\documenten /yes (ibay named documenten, read group, write group)

Please advise

Emiel

Title: Re: Netlogon
Post by: David Helmuth on May 08, 2001, 04:44:27 PM

I am betting that the share you created is just called "documenten".

If you open network neighborhood and see what it shows up there as, that is how you should try and map it.  i.e.:

net use j: \home-server\documenten

FYI..  The ibays is just the root directory that holds your shares on the linux filesystem.

Hope that helps!

Title: Re: Netlogon
Post by: Lasse Johansson on May 08, 2001, 05:11:43 PM

Emiel van Leeuwen wrote:

> My logon batch file looks like this;
>
> net use j: \home-server\ibays\documenten /yes

?? If you have an ibay named "documenten" the line above should read:

> net use j: \home-server\documenten /yes

Title: Re: Netlogon
Post by: Hartmut Trepkau on May 22, 2001, 06:00:24 AM

don't forget to edit your netlogon.bat with a MS-DOS editor, because this file needs a CrLf at the end of the line