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Now here's a fun ol' question.

 

Basically we now have Office 365 and want a students home area to also be their Onedrive. We have managed to set this up for multiple users on a single machine, and it remembers their settings on that machine.

However with around 1600 users, we cannot do this every time someone logs onto a different machine for the first time. So we need to try and automate the following process at logon (this is where the fun begins)!

 

Create the folder C:\Users\%username%\Onedrive\Onedrive

Log into Onedrive depending on the user who is using the machine

Tell Onedrive to use C:\Users\%username%\Onedrive\Onedrive as it's own drive

Finish Onedrive setup

Exit Onedrive so that it is not running

Delete the final Onedrive folder in the path above

Run a set Cmd mklink command as admin, which points the now deleted folder to the users network drive (we already have the cmd command written)

Reopen Onedrive

Accept the changes made (basically click OK)

 

So yes, lots and lots to automate and I know this is very very ambitious.

 

If anyne out there fancies taking on this mammoth task and try to offer some help, please let me know :D

 

Thanks!

  • 4 weeks later...
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@RJcreatives,

 

Did you have any luck in automating this process?

 

Regards,

David

 

One drive is not ready for that yet as it still needs to be authenticated on login repeatedly, especially if trying to map drives.

 

Hopefully Microsoft are working towards Onedrive integration, but the last time I checked it (with windows 8) it was pretty useless.

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