Unmapping Mapped Drives

[Grommit]

Hi

 

Is there a way in a logon bat script to un-map mapped drives that have are to be mapped in the script later on ?

 

Bit like Con2prt deleting all printers and then adding them.?

[webman]

net use * /delete /yes

[Grommit]

net use * /delete /yes

 

So this would go at the start of the script ... and then the mappings further down ?

[Jackd]

Yes the script that webman gave you would go at the top this would delete any network drives already mapped, then you would put the drives to map at the bottom of the script

[Grommit]

Yes the script that webman gave you would go at the top this would delete any network drives already mapped, then you would put the drives to map at the bottom of the script

 

Did that

 

 

net use * /delete /yes

 

time server

 

net use W: \\SERVERNAME\FOLDER

net use X: \\SERVERNAME\FOLDER1

 

I run this scrpit and when the user logs on there is no Drives except c and d... heh heh

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

net use f: /delete /y

[intrigue]

Do they have permissions with the shares? Have you tried running the batch script once they are logged on?

[Grommit]

Did that

 

 

net use * /delete /yes

 

time server

 

net use W: \\SERVERNAME\FOLDER

net use X: \\SERVERNAME\FOLDER1

 

I run this scrpit and when the user logs on there is no Drives except c and d... heh heh

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

net use f: /delete /y

 

Well it sorta worked... used this command and it removed the mappings...

 

BUT the mappings that shold have been thare and were is the script were not there ... my computer was empty! any ideas ?

 

(Yes I did leave the mappings in unsed the delete line)

[webman]

"time server" is not a command. Should that be this?

 

net time \\server /set /yes

[pallen]

Permissoins? Although I assume that if this was altering an existing script that all the drives where showing before?

[Ryan]

@webman & Grommit

 

Yup,

net time \\servername /set /y

[apeo]

Time command will halt the script as all it will ask for the new time.

[Grommit]

"time server" is not a command. Should that be this?

 

net time \\server /set /yes

 

Ja Ja... I know... it was just here to show the lines :-)

[apeo]

Ja Ja... I know... it was just here to show the lines :-)

 

So have you fixed the problem then?