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Map drive with logon script

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Three of my users' Win2000 PC's need a drive mapped on another domain.

As you all know Win2000 can't remember the logon credentials of another domain after a reboot. So what I would like to do is write a logon script that disconnects the current drive and creates a new one with the correct credentials.

Does anybody have any idea on how I can do this, and what the correct code is?

Are the users in question set up on both domains?

If so just map the drive in a login script with "net use x: \\machine-name\share-name"

There is a registry way of doing it but i cant find the file in question at this time !

net use X: \\server\shared folder /user:domain\username

Or using VBScript ...

DriveLetter = "N:" 'must be capitalized, change drive letter accordingly

RemotePath = "\\server\share"

Set WShNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network")

WShNetwork.MapNetworkDrive DriveLetter, RemotePath

to disconnect use ...

WShNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive DriveLetter

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