televisi Posted May 11, 2005 Posted May 11, 2005 Hi All,Quite new with NT stuff, currently I have 1 NT 4 Server and 2 clients using NT Workstation & 1 WIN 98 (Ask me not why my company choose that o/s instead of 2000).I'm just about to create login script (using .bat for instance) and user profile in server, so it will looks like this:SERVER=====user profile path => c:\profile\user01... 03 (as "profile" directory is shared with ALL Permissions and also shared to ALL users)Login script name => login.bat (I put in c:\winnt\system32\Repl\Import\Script\ of server computer)So in Server "user configuration" I enter:User Profile Path = \\SERVER\profile Login Script Name = login.batMy questions are:1. everytime client login using any username, it always give me an error "Windows cannot log you on because the profile cannot be loaded; Detail - Access is denied"2. If I remove the value inside User profile path field, it successfully log-in the client but does not run any commands from login.bat;There is a MS-DOS window shown for about 1 second and then gone, the warning is "cannot find specified directory" or something like that, although the login.bat is consist only FOR-LOOP command and not even accessing any directoryAm I putting a wrong value to any of those fields?3. Is there any way for NT4 Server to have similar feature that 2000 has, which enable admin to control/set/restrict any part of windows (as in 2000 it has "gpedit.msc" and able to restrict other programs part of windows, e.g. MSIE, Outlook, etc...)Any solutions would be greatPs: Instead of .bat, I'm looking forward to moving to .vbs too as this pretty much promising to make this small network work easier
televisi Posted May 11, 2005 Author Posted May 11, 2005 Ah.. one thing I forget is, I want to have roaming profile for this scenario.And I also try to create simple restriction using System Policy editor and put the file in:c:\winnt\system32\Repl\Import\Scripts\NTConfig.POLand the restriction works okay when client login..., but still, not showing any login scriptPPS: c:\winnt\system32\Repl\Import\Scripts\ is shared as NETLOGON by NT4 by default
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