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Solved: SBS 2003 LOGIN SCRIPT - Experts Exchange
- https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23343053/SBS-2003-LOGIN-SCRIPT.html
- Apr 22, 2008 · This first item is to add several shortcuts to users desktops when logging into the domain. The second issue is when mapping a drive via script to a server not joined with the domain I want to include user name and password in the script. SCRIPT START* \\FHC-SBS\Clients\Setup\se tup.exe /s FHC-SBS net use p: \\FHC-SBS\public
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Solved: login script sbs 2003 | Experts Exchange
- https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22502256/login-script-sbs-2003.html
- login script sbs 2003. ... 6/27/2012. just installed sbs 2003,(first time ever, total new at it...starting not to like it already, used to working with regular windows), and I want to have the 3 users have a home directory. on the properties of their user account on local path I chose chose H drive and \\servername\share\jadams for example
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SBS 2003 Login Script - speedguide.net
- https://www.speedguide.net/forums/showthread.php?262106-SBS-2003-Login-Script
- Aug 04, 2009 · You can modify the default login script, which is automatically set to be the login script in each user that you've added. Or you can create a new login script for a group of users, and edit their AD profile to use that script. MORNING WOOD Lumber Company Guinness for Strength!!! Quick Navigation Networking Forum Top Similar Threads SBS 2003 Users
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[SOLVED] Running a batch file on login in MS SBS 2003 - IT ...
- https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/356170-running-a-batch-file-on-login-in-ms-sbs-2003
- Apr 05, 2022 · IT Programming Running a batch file on login in MS SBS 2003 Posted by The Babaganoosh on Jul 8th, 2013 at 5:21 AM Solved IT Programming I know my batch file works when I run it on the local machine. However I want it to run every time someone logs in. I've added "call mybatchfile.bat" to SBS_LOGIN_SCRIPT.bat in the NETLOGON folder. But no dice.
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SBS_LOGIN_SCRIPT.bat - Google Search
- https://groups.google.com/g/microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs/c/4JnsNTaNWZY
- If the user's profile was migrated from SBS 2000 to SBS the 2003, the Home Folder may be mapped to drive Z. If the user was created new on the SBS 2003, no drive mapping is created. Drive mapping...
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Login script not running when user logins into Windows ...
- https://serverfault.com/questions/80004/login-script-not-running-when-user-logins-into-windows
- Add a MsgBox line to your script. If this message does appear when you log in, then it's a context issue To confirm it's a context issue, after you log in, and you clear the messagebox, open a CMD window and type Net Use. You should not see any mappings. Then, type Net Use S: \\server\DATA. You should get an error message saying the drive is in use
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Where to place login script in windows 2003 | TechRepublic
- https://www.techrepublic.com/forums/discussions/where-to-place-login-script-in-windows-2003/
- Just put your scripts in there, then in the user's account on the server, click on the "Profile" tab then in the "Logon Script" field, type in the name of your logon script. This automatically...
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How to setup a logon script on your Windows 2000/2003 ...
- http://www.intelliadmin.com/index.php/2006/05/how-to-setup-a-logon-script-on-your-windows-20002003-active-directory-network/
- Setting up a logon script in active directory is not always that simple. Lets walk through it. First, open "Active Directory Users and Computers" on the domain controller Now right click on the user you want to have the logon script and select the properties menu. A properties dialog like the one shown below will appear. Select the 'Profile' Tab
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SBS login script - Microsoft: Windows servers - Tek-Tips
- https://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1489638
- gavm99 (IS/IT--Management) 25 Jul 08 09:02 If you right click on any user in AD and then click on Properties it will bring up a series of tabs. Click on the Profile tab. There is a box which says Logon Script. That is where you specify which script to run (if any). Hope that helps. Thanks. Gavin Moorhouse www.lucidcomputersolutions.co.uk
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Logon script won't run - microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs
- https://microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs.narkive.com/ExL1TVQT/logon-script-won-t-run
- "\\DC1\NETLOGON\Login.bat". It didn't run, but the users can run the script manually using that path. I also tried adding it as a GPO under "User Configuration\Windows Settings\Scripts (Logon/Logoff)" with the script in the default location. That didn't work either. The users can navigate to the script on the domain controller and run it OK.
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How can I add a network printer automatically with a logon ...
- https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/37450-how-can-i-add-a-network-printer-automatically-with-a-logon-script-in-sbs2003
- I run this as a batch file in the all users\startup based on PC location, though it could easily be dropped into a logon script. Line #1 adds the printer in Windows, Line #2 sets it as the default Windows printer. You can add as many printers as you want using Line #1. CD C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM
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Step Thirty one removing logon scripts - Msmvps
- https://blogs.msmvps.com/bradley/2011/01/24/step-thirty-one-removing-logon-scripts/
- To remove the Windows SBS 2003 logon scripts 1. On the Migration Wizard Home page, click Remove legacy group policies and logon settings, and then click Next. 2. Log on to the Source Server with an administrator account and password. 3. On the Source Server, click Start, and then click Run. 4.
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NETLOGON scripts not being executed - Server Fault
- https://serverfault.com/questions/247702/netlogon-scripts-not-being-executed
- Try running the same login script from the GPO, then in the login scrip reference the %username% variable and kick off the appropriate individual script. This way you can do some logging inside the main login script and see if it's at least making it that far. If it's not, you know it's something with the GPO. If it is, then you can go from there.
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How to Create and Use Logon Script to Map a Shared Folder ...
- https://www.pctips3000.com/how-to-create-and-use-logon-script-to-map-a-shared-folder-as-network-drive-for-all-domain-users-in-windows-server-2003/
- From the right pane double click on Logon script. On Log on Properties box click on Add button. On Add a Script box click on Browse button. In the opened box paste the copied batch file that you have created in the previous section and click on Open button. Back on Add a Script box click on Ok button and again click on Ok button on Logon ...
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login scripts for SBS 2008 | Vista Forums
- https://www.vistax64.com/threads/login-scripts-for-sbs-2008.252980/
- I need to learn how to use a login script for SBS 2008. It seems it won't work like it did in sbs 2003. I want to map drives to my shared folders. Can anyone give me a step by step plan on how to do this in SBS 2008? Thanks in advance.... Dale--Bikini Browser of San Juan Puerto Rico Small Business Office Automation Small Business Document ...
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Topic: SBS 2003 and determining RDP usage @ AskWoody
- https://www.askwoody.com/forums/topic/sbs-2003-and-determining-rdp-usage/
- As far as solutions go maybe you could write logon/logoff scripts that run on the workstations that write to a txt/csv file on a sbs network share. All the script would have to do is echo the date/time/user and you would have a pretty reasonable idea of logon/logoff times. Good thing about CSV is you can import to Excel, formula/reporting then
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Vista64 nags about logon script SBS Server | Vista Forums
- https://www.vistax64.com/threads/vista64-nags-about-logon-script-sbs-server.140152/
- Hi, This is proberly a known issue but I can't find the solution... My new Vista64 machine lives in my domain and thus connects to our Small Business Server (2003). Like any other computer, on logon a script runs "setup.exe" and sets up connections to network drives. On each startup Vista...
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Attaching a Win7 to a SBS 2003 or a SBS 2008 - Msmvps
- https://blogs.msmvps.com/bradley/2009/10/07/attaching-a-win7-to-a-sbs-2003-or-a-sbs-2008/
- One of the issues I mentioned at SMBnation this weekend was the issue one has when you attach a Vista or Win7 to a SBS 2003 network. If you leave the login script in place, your Win7's and Vista's will throw off a UAC prompt as they first log into the network.
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Looking to run Vista RC1 on SBS 2003? ~ SeanDaniel.com ...
- https://sbs.seandaniel.com/2006/08/looking-to-run-vista-rc1-on-sbs-2003.html
- If it annoys you, turn off the logon script for the user account that you are using to logon to the Vista client. Note , if you are running the Premium version of SBS w/ ISA 2004, the ISA Firewall Client currently has compatibility issues w/ Vista.
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SBS 2003/8 - SharePoint Mapped Network Drive - MPECS Inc
- http://blog.mpecsinc.ca/2008/06/sbs-20038-sharepoint-mapped-network.html
- By default on SBS 2003 we have the startup script (SBS_LOGIN_SCRIPT.bat) that is located in the scripts folder under SysVol on the server. That is where the following entry would be placed. Out of the box, SBS 2008 does not use a logon script. So, we need to create the logon script under the SysVol scripts folder and update the User Roles with ...
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Exchange Account Gets Set as the Default Account
- https://www.slipstick.com/problems/exchange-account-gets-set-as-the-default-account/
- When you have an Exchange Server account in Small Business Server 2003 and Outlook is configured to use the POP3 account as default some users discover the SBS Exchange account is reset as the default account every time they reboot. This is caused by the SBS2003 logon script that configures the client computers when the user logs on.
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