login or logon script that determines client OS

I am running windows server 2003 Standard and have windows xp, 2000, and
windows 98 clients. On the 98 clients drives do not map using the script
that works on windows xp etc.

I need some direction on how to determine if the computer logging in is
windows 98 or xp 2000 and then run the proper drive mapping commands. That
is really all that I am doing, just mapping drives.

On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 06:26:06 -0700, Roundy
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I am running windows server 2003 Standard and have windows xp, 2000, and
>windows 98 clients. On the 98 clients drives do not map using the script
>that works on windows xp etc.
>
>I need some direction on how to determine if the computer logging in is
>windows 98 or xp 2000 and then run the proper drive mapping commands. That
>is really all that I am doing, just mapping drives.

The OS environment variable is set by default on Win2k/XP to "Windows_NT"
So you can add a test in the login script, such as:

if [%OS%]==[Windows_NT] goto WINNT
(put Win9x script commands here)
goto EXIT

:WINNT
(put Win2k/XP script commands here)
goto EXIT

:EXIT

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