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Help with mapped drives - Group policy

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Old 20-03-2009
Dane Beko
 
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Help with mapped drives - Group policy

We're running Server 2003 R2. We already have a group policy
configured to run some VBS scripts to map network drives to
drive letters for all users.

What I'm now needing is a way to map a network drive to a
drive letter but only for two users, not for everyone. How
is this done please? Thank you.
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Old 20-03-2009
Isaac Oben [MCITP,MCSE]
 
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Re: Help with mapped drives - Group policy

Hell Dane,
Create a security group and add the two users to the new group and then get
a vb logon script to map the drives based on the security group. If you need
a free logon script generator tool, see this link
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Old 20-03-2009
Help PCS
 
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Re: Help with mapped drives - Group policy

Thank you. I'm downloading that script tool right now as
well. Many thanks.
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Old 21-03-2009
Dane Beko
 
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Re: Help with mapped drives - Group policy

Thanks again. The security group I had already created but
this script generator tool was exactly what I needed.
Obstacle overcome. :-)
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Re: Help with mapped drives - Group policy

I am also in need of clarification that whether we can able to remove the administrator as member of that shared folder.

Thanks
Raghavan
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Re: Help with mapped drives - Group policy

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I am also in need of clarification that whether we can able to remove the administrator as member of that shared folder.

Thanks
Raghavan
When you plan access to shared folders, determine the type of permissions to use, who needs access to the folders, and the level of access that users require. You can also disable administrative shares and hide shared folders. For more information refer to this article - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...68(WS.10).aspx
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