Webb5 jan. 2024 · To enaure you are usimg the remote DNS server, try pinging the FQDN of the resource (fileserver.domain.com or DC1.domain.com, or just domain.com). That should … Webb19 sep. 2005 · This is what I have in my logon script: net use k: \\OldServer\FolderName /delete /yes net use k: \\NewServer\FolderName The original k: was mapped manually …
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Webb29 aug. 2016 · This command works if I run it manually from my user account (I need to start PS as admin), however it does not work from the script in the Scheduled Task, I'm using PsExec64.exe because I found out that since the network drive was mapped with domain\user, it can only be disconnected with domain/service_user unless we use … Webb13 juni 2011 · Still struggling with this. Now I think my problem is GPO-related. The script works fine when I run it from the workstation, but when I invoke it via a user login script, … folded knee high boots
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WebbAs long as the admin was smart enough to add "net use drive: /delete" you can just double click it and it will remap the drives. If you happen to know the path of the drive and the credentials you can just disconnect the current drive with the X through it, right click my computer and select map network drive to do this. Webb12 okt. 2012 · We're switching from traditional logon script drive mappings to GPO drive mappings. Sometimes users don't have the drives for reasons like booting without network switched on etc. With the logon script they can run a shortcut to remap them. Is there any way to manually invoke the drive mappings ... · Hi, It seemsl like that you are using ... Webb16 nov. 2024 · Method 1: Run scripts using StartUp folder. After creating the Command Prompt and PowerShell command, you can use the following steps keep the mapped … eggshell color nail polish