NETLOGON fodler

I am running a Win2000 SBS server and am upgrading our 98
machines to XP. When users login, a batch file runs
mappingthe network drives. On the XP machines the
NETLOGON folder appears after they login. This is very
distracting, and I don't want users mucking around in
that folder. Why is it showing up? Is there a better way
to map the network drives?

Thanks!
Slim

Mike
Wed Oct 15 07:45:05 CDT 2003

Hello Slim,

Can you post the contents of your batch file and the syntax you are using.

To map a network drive via a logon script, use the command "net use <x:>
\\<computer name>\<share name>"
(without the quotes), where <x:> is the drive letter you want to assign to
the shared resource.

Regards,

Mike Lieser, MCSA, MCSE, CNA
Microsoft SBS Product Support

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"Slim" <winline@hotmail.oops> wrote in message
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I am running a Win2000 SBS server and am upgrading our 98
machines to XP. When users login, a batch file runs
mappingthe network drives. On the XP machines the
NETLOGON folder appears after they login. This is very
distracting, and I don't want users mucking around in
that folder. Why is it showing up? Is there a better way
to map the network drives?

Thanks!
Slim