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Try putting your DOMAIN Name or WG before your variable, this will fix your machine name prepending the username. net use X: \\[server name]\[folder name] /user  OMAIN\%username% /YESI'm a little confused where you talk about sending the password to connect to the shares. If the share is setup correctly, the login credentials will be passed for share authentication. "Angus" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed) om... > We are upgrading our desktops to Windows XP Pro. Our server is running > Solaris 7 and using Samba 2.0.3 to communicate with the PC's in our > workgroup (this will hopefully soon be upgraded to a domain). > > Our existing Windows 95/98 PC's use a login script that takes their > login username and password to connect to the mapped network drives. > > We want to use a similar script for the XP Pro machines that takes the > login information and connects to the mapped network drives. The > problem we are encountering is only the username is being passed by > the script with the DOS script window prompting for the associated > password every time. > > Is there a way to get around this as it is vital to the rollout of our > network. > > > Code:
> @ECHO OFF > > ECHO: > ECHO --------------------------------- > ECHO: > ECHO Reconnecting network drives... > ECHO: > net use X: \\[server name]\[folder name] /user:%username% /YES > net use Y: \\[server name]\[folder name] /user:%username% /YES > net use Z: \\[server name]\[folder name] /user:%username% /YES > > :: Code:
########################################################################### > ### > > :NoFile > ECHO: > ECHO ---------------------------------------- > ECHO There seems to be an error in your Login > ECHO ------ > ECHO You may have made an error typing your user name or password. > ECHO Restart your computer and try again, making sure that you > ECHO type both of them correctly. > ECHO ------ > ECHO You can close this window by pressing any key. > ECHO: > PAUSE > > :: ########################################################################### > ### > > :EndScript > EXIT > > > The username is being prefixed with the machine name and this is what > seems to be causing the problems (this doesn't happen in Win 95/98). > > Help! |
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