Force Logon Script

Is there a way to force a workstation to re-run a logon script. What is
happening is this: We have a wireless encryption protocol that does not
complete PKI until after the logon is supposed to take place. This means a
cache account is loaded and users will not get thier drive mappings.What I
want to do is place a .vbs script on the desktop that will run the logon
script. This way the user can logon later when ever they need network
drives.

Thanks in advance

Sam
Wed Jan 21 12:50:32 CST 2004

If you mean that you want to run a specific logon script at logon time, you
can put it in StartUp group, this will be run after the user logs in


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"Jim Campau" <Jim_Campau@bausch.com> wrote in message
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> Is there a way to force a workstation to re-run a logon script. What is
> happening is this: We have a wireless encryption protocol that does not
> complete PKI until after the logon is supposed to take place. This means a
> cache account is loaded and users will not get thier drive mappings.What I
> want to do is place a .vbs script on the desktop that will run the logon
> script. This way the user can logon later when ever they need network
> drives.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
>

Jim
Wed Jan 21 13:51:34 CST 2004

No I want it to run from the server again if possible, I don't think it is
but here I am asking just in case someone knows of a way.


"Sam Salhi [MSFT]" <samers@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> If you mean that you want to run a specific logon script at logon time,
you
> can put it in StartUp group, this will be run after the user logs in
>
>
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> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties and confers no rights
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> "Jim Campau" <Jim_Campau@bausch.com> wrote in message
> news:uysEJZE4DHA.1700@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> > Is there a way to force a workstation to re-run a logon script. What is
> > happening is this: We have a wireless encryption protocol that does not
> > complete PKI until after the logon is supposed to take place. This means
a
> > cache account is loaded and users will not get thier drive mappings.What
I
> > want to do is place a .vbs script on the desktop that will run the logon
> > script. This way the user can logon later when ever they need network
> > drives.
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> >
> >
>
>

jcochran
Wed Jan 21 14:32:14 CST 2004

On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 12:44:55 -0500, "Jim Campau"
<Jim_Campau@bausch.com> wrote:

>Is there a way to force a workstation to re-run a logon script. What is
>happening is this: We have a wireless encryption protocol that does not
>complete PKI until after the logon is supposed to take place. This means a
>cache account is loaded and users will not get thier drive mappings.What I
>want to do is place a .vbs script on the desktop that will run the logon
>script. This way the user can logon later when ever they need network
>drives.

The login script is normally in the netlogon share of the domain
controller. A shortcut to \\{server}\netlogon\{loginscript} will run
it just fine.

Jeff

Jim
Wed Jan 21 15:02:28 CST 2004

Unfortunately Corporate has us running kix scripts.
I forgot to mention that.


"Jeff Cochran" <jcochran.nospam@naplesgov.com> wrote in message
news:401be196.535070881@msnews.microsoft.com...
> On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 12:44:55 -0500, "Jim Campau"
> <Jim_Campau@bausch.com> wrote:
>
> >Is there a way to force a workstation to re-run a logon script. What is
> >happening is this: We have a wireless encryption protocol that does not
> >complete PKI until after the logon is supposed to take place. This means
a
> >cache account is loaded and users will not get thier drive mappings.What
I
> >want to do is place a .vbs script on the desktop that will run the logon
> >script. This way the user can logon later when ever they need network
> >drives.
>
> The login script is normally in the netlogon share of the domain
> controller. A shortcut to \\{server}\netlogon\{loginscript} will run
> it just fine.
>
> Jeff

jcochran
Wed Jan 21 15:54:08 CST 2004

On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 16:02:28 -0500, "Jim Campau"
<Jim_Campau@bausch.com> wrote:

>Unfortunately Corporate has us running kix scripts.
>I forgot to mention that.

It makes no difference, except the Kix interpreter will need to be
invoked. Read the KixTart docs for the command line, or look at the
user account for the actual login script syntax as it runs.

Jeff

>"Jeff Cochran" <jcochran.nospam@naplesgov.com> wrote in message
>news:401be196.535070881@msnews.microsoft.com...
>> On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 12:44:55 -0500, "Jim Campau"
>> <Jim_Campau@bausch.com> wrote:
>>
>> >Is there a way to force a workstation to re-run a logon script. What is
>> >happening is this: We have a wireless encryption protocol that does not
>> >complete PKI until after the logon is supposed to take place. This means
>a
>> >cache account is loaded and users will not get thier drive mappings.What
>I
>> >want to do is place a .vbs script on the desktop that will run the logon
>> >script. This way the user can logon later when ever they need network
>> >drives.
>>
>> The login script is normally in the netlogon share of the domain
>> controller. A shortcut to \\{server}\netlogon\{loginscript} will run
>> it just fine.
>>
>> Jeff
>

Ned
Wed Jan 21 22:17:10 CST 2004

What Jeff said. What we do is have a logon.bat which contains the single
line
@\\server\netlogon\kix32.exe \\server\netlogon\AllUserLogon.kix

so if I want to reconnect my LAN drives after I VPN into the network I
simply run
\\server\netlogon\login.bat

Voila - LAN drives are there again.

"Jim Campau" <Jim_Campau@bausch.com> wrote in message
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> Unfortunately Corporate has us running kix scripts.
> I forgot to mention that.