Logon script not working correctly

[RobW]

I have a logon script I want to use on Small Business Server 2003 to map two network drives on the workstations. There are five servers on the network and I do not want drives mapped on these. There must be something wrong with my syntax because the servers always get their drives mapped. Any suggestions?

@echo off
rem check to see if a SBS member
\\SERVER1\Clients\Setup\setup.exe /s SERVER1
rem
rem check if server - skip drive mappings if server
rem
if %computername% == Server1 goto end
if %computername% == AVPS3 goto end
if %computername% == Avpserver1 goto end
if %computername% == NAS goto end
if %computername% == ERP goto end
rem
rem All client computers but server run these commands
rem
net time \\Server1 /set /y
net use z: /d
net use z: \\NAS\users\%username%
net use y: /d
net use y: \\nas\shared
:end

[Expertz]

You host needs to turn on Parent Pathing (which most won't). Your path is a parent path to the root /logon/_private/logon.inc

Alternatively try setting it to a relative path (relative to you page) logon/_private/logon.inc

[Team Leader]

You can do a WMI query against the Win32_NetworkConnection class to determine whether the drive is mapped before unmapping it. However, it might be simplest to just delete all network drives at the beginning.
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[Modifier]

The script is correct. Just a cosmetic change need to be done. Just add /I in all the conditions for skipping drive mapping. This will solve the problem, as far as I think. Try it and let me now if that works.

[kelfro]

I had used such kind of a script earlier but I dont remember the script now. To me, the script looks correct. I didn't understand what modifier is talking about /I. Modifier, can you please tell me where exactly to add this tag?

[Modifier]

I had used such kind of a script earlier but I dont remember the script now. To me, the script looks correct. I didn't understand what modifier is talking about /I. Modifier, can you please tell me where exactly to add this tag?

@echo off
rem check to see if a SBS member
\\SERVER1\Clients\Setup\setup.exe /s SERVER1
rem 
rem check if server - skip drive mappings if server 
rem 
if /I %computername% == Server1 goto end
if /I %computername% == AVPS3 goto end 
if /I %computername% == Avpserver1 goto end 
if /I %computername% == NAS goto end 
if /I %computername% == ERP goto end 
rem 
rem All client computers but server run these commands 
rem 
net time \\Server1 /set /y 
net use z: /d
net use z: \\NAS\users\%username%
net use y: /d
net use y: \\nas\shared
:end

Note the '/I' in all the conditions.