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Old 07-17-2001, 03:23 PM
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Default Re: Mapping drives with network logon script

You can use the net command that comes with Windows 95/NT to map a network drive. For example, typing the following command at a DOS prompt will map a W network drive to a directory called DOCS on the system named SYSTEM1:
NET USE W: \\SYSTEM1\DOCS

You can also specify whether or not you want the drive to be remapped when you restart your computer. To do this add the parameter:
/PERSISTENT:YES or /PERSISTENT:NO

Note that the path on the net command must be \\systemname\directoryname. You cannot map a network drive to the root level of the AS/400 or to a directory more than one level deep with the net command. See the note at the end of this topic for an explanation.
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