login script issue

Hello,
I have a Windows Server 2003 with xp workstations.I have a file name
"LOGIN_SCRIPT.bat" file for a few select user accounts located in their
Login Path. It maps 2 drives for 2 shares created on the server and works
fine. I thought I could create another share located on an XP workstation
and place the UNC path in the same batch file. It does not seem to work.
What am I doing wrong.I humbly appreciate any suggestions. Thank you in
advance. Here's the syntax:

File name is: LOGIN_SCRIPT.bat
NET USE Z: \\servername\sharename
NET USE Y: \\servername\sharename
NET USE X: \\xpworkstationname\sharename

Have you given those users permissions to access the share on the workstation?

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"Joe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello,
> I have a Windows Server 2003 with xp workstations.I have a file name
> "LOGIN_SCRIPT.bat" file for a few select user accounts located in their
> Login Path. It maps 2 drives for 2 shares created on the server and works
> fine. I thought I could create another share located on an XP workstation
> and place the UNC path in the same batch file. It does not seem to work.
> What am I doing wrong.I humbly appreciate any suggestions. Thank you in
> advance. Here's the syntax:
>
> File name is: LOGIN_SCRIPT.bat
> NET USE Z: \\servername\sharename
> NET USE Y: \\servername\sharename
> NET USE X: \\xpworkstationname\sharename
>
>

what happens when you run the line that doesn't work from the command
prompt?

that might help you figure out what happens


"Joe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello,
> I have a Windows Server 2003 with xp workstations.I have a file name
> "LOGIN_SCRIPT.bat" file for a few select user accounts located in their
> Login Path. It maps 2 drives for 2 shares created on the server and works
> fine. I thought I could create another share located on an XP workstation
> and place the UNC path in the same batch file. It does not seem to work.
> What am I doing wrong.I humbly appreciate any suggestions. Thank you in
> advance. Here's the syntax:
>
> File name is: LOGIN_SCRIPT.bat
> NET USE Z: \\servername\sharename
> NET USE Y: \\servername\sharename
> NET USE X: \\xpworkstationname\sharename
>
>

Joe wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a Windows Server 2003 with xp workstations.I have a file name
> "LOGIN_SCRIPT.bat" file for a few select user accounts located in their
> Login Path. It maps 2 drives for 2 shares created on the server and works
> fine. I thought I could create another share located on an XP workstation
> and place the UNC path in the same batch file. It does not seem to work.
> What am I doing wrong.I humbly appreciate any suggestions. Thank you in
> advance. Here's the syntax:
>
> File name is: LOGIN_SCRIPT.bat
> NET USE Z: \\servername\sharename
> NET USE Y: \\servername\sharename
> NET USE X: \\xpworkstationname\sharename
>
>
might check that the share permissions as well as NT security
permissions are correct. also note the limit on connections to an Xp box
versus 2003 server.