Logon Script Does Not Work

[c54618]

Can you help me? Answers for everyone's issues seem to be found here.

I am running Server 2003. I have user accounts set up in AD with no special membership to any group other than Users. I have each user configured for a home directory which I have assigned the resource letter of L:. Each user can logon to the domain successfully and map to their L: drive which means that I at least have the profile path portion of the accounts correct. However, I am not able to get a single user account to access the logon script that I have created.

The logon script is a simple .bat file that performs a simple mapping. Ex.:

@echo off

net use K: \\servername\shared folder /PERSISTENT:NO

exit

The Script Path in the account profile tab shows only the file name of the .bat file and not the full UNC path name. I have even tried leaving the Script Path field empty and manage the logon script via the Group Policy editor under User Configuration/Windows Settings/Scripts(Logon/Logoff)/Logon.

Things get a little fuzzy at this point because I guess I have reached the limits of my knowledge on this issue. Am I supposed to click on ADD to add the path of the location where the logon script resides at this point or am I supposed to click on Show Files and make sure the logon script is in the path presented to me when I click this command button?

Please help.

[InFloW]

1. Right-click the Lmscript.pif file. The Lmscript.pif file is located in the Windir\System folder, where Windir is the name of your Windows folder.
2. Click Properties, and then click Program.
3. Click to clear the Close On Exit check box, and then click OK.