Private shard folders

I work for a company which has its own domain setup and it has a centra
file server on this file server each user has their shared folder and
department folder shared folder. How do I get it so when they log ont
the domain these two folders are automatically mapped?
I have seen it done before so i know it is possible just cannot figur
this one out on my own and i tried googling it and thats taking a lon
time which i dont have so i figured i would post here!
Also i read somewhere so you can make this folder always availabl
offline. if you could explain how to work that option too that would b
great!
thanks in advance

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screwuphead <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I work for a company which has its own domain setup and it has a
> central file server on this file server each user has their shared
> folder and a department folder shared folder. How do I get it so when
> they log onto the domain these two folders are automatically mapped?

Login script - everyone should be using one. Basics:

net use s: \\servername\sharename
net use h: \\servername\users\%username%

.....although if you've got AD you ought to use folder redirection for My
Documents so they don't even need to get the drive mapping for that.


> I have seen it done before so i know it is possible just cannot figure
> this one out on my own and i tried googling it and thats taking a long
> time which i dont have so i figured i would post here!
> Also i read somewhere so you can make this folder always available
> offline.

If these aren't laptop users, don't bother - it's not necessary. For laptop
users, even, it can be problematic. But if you insist - look for "offline
files" and "Group Policy" ina google search.

> if you could explain how to work that option too that would
> be great!
> thanks in advance!