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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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| 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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| 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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| 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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