macintosh >> login script

by Martin » Fri, 07 Jan 2005 02:00:51 GMT

Hi,
With "Services for Macintosh" installed, is it possible to run Windows Login
scripts (.bat , .vbs) ?
Regards
Martin




macintosh >> login script

by Jim Seifert [MSFT] » Fri, 07 Jan 2005 02:25:43 GMT


Windows login scripts will not work when connecting to SFM shares. The
Macintosh clients are connecting to SFM shares after user authentication.
The Macintosh clients are not domain members and the users are not actually
logging into the domain but instead doing an authentication to connect to
the shares.

--
Please do not send e-mail directly to this alias. This alias is for
newsgroup purposes only.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.







Similar Threads

1. Group policy login script and user profile login script

2. Login Script NAME with space (login script.bat)

I've discoved that login scripts that have a space in their name do not run 
on Windows 2003 Operating Systems. Running the same script via Windows 2000 
operating systems is successful.

Is there a known fix to this issue.

thanks...

3. login script default to user login name

4. login script delaying on workstation login

Hello Christopher,

it seems that you are working with an AD, so just create a Computer Policy
and enable the the following setting--->
"Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon"
Setting Path:  (XP Policy Path, this option is also available on a 2k Pol,
but i don't know the path yet)
Computer Configuration/Administrative Templates/System/Logon
Setting:
Enabled

in my opinion, thats the easiest way, benefits are that the changes will be
applied at all PC's.
note that you have to update the local PC GPO by hand, or you have to wait
until the new gpo works on the clients.

short how to:

create Policy
add policy to your computers OU
wait 10 minutes
reboot client

now you should see at the client boot " windows is preparing network
configuration" this will take up to 10 seconds, depends on your connection.

cheers,

sylvio



"Christopher Meehan" <Christopher  XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in
message news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM ...
> Hello, how can i set the login to scripts to run on workstations after
> it applies network setttings and connections. Users are not mapping drive
> correctly,
> sometimes not at all. I guess im trying to delay the login script.
>
> Thanks
>
> Chris


5. How to run login script after login?

6. Login script with login and password

Hi,

I had a NAS into my network, and now I need that a specific group of users 
access a folder in the NAS.
So I need to map that folder, the same way as I map all the others.
The problem is that I need to add login and password.
I've tried to check some online help about that, but no method worked for me.
Anyone has made this successfully that can share how?

Thanks

7. How to run login script after login? - Scripting for Windows Server

8. Login as user but run login script portions with Domain Admins Permissions

Hello,

NT 4 domain, login scripts are cmd files, not using WMI or 
Host Scripting, users are local admins on their PC but not 
on common use PC. When user logs into their PC their login 
script runs with needed permissions as they are a Local 
Administrator.

When the user logs onto a common use PC, where they are 
not a Local Administrator, the script lacks needed 
permissions and causes the PC to reboot as it fails to 
delete files that the script is setup to delete.

How could I create the user login script which is run from 
their User Profile via the Netlogon Folder to impersonate 
a different set of permissions (Domain Admins)in order for 
the script to complete successfully. I do not want to make 
the users Local Administrators on the common use PCs.

Thanks for any suggestions.

Steven Sutherland