dumb TS map drive question

[Guest SeriousSam]

I was under the impression that if I mapped a network drive on our terminal

server in install mode, the mapped drive would be available to all TS users

on that server. Apparently I was wrong. What is the easiest way to

temporarily make a mapped drive available on a TS server? I need the drive

to be mapped from the TS box to a temporary app server while I do some

upgrades on the original app server.Thanks!

[Guest SeriousSam]

Re: dumb TS map drive question

 

Oops... Windows 2003 Server Std, fully patched

 

 

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>I was under the impression that if I mapped a network drive on our terminal

>server in install mode, the mapped drive would be available to all TS users

>on that server. Apparently I was wrong. What is the easiest way to

>temporarily make a mapped drive available on a TS server? I need the drive

>to be mapped from the TS box to a temporary app server while I do some

>upgrades on the original app server.Thanks!

>

[Guest Jeff]

Re: dumb TS map drive question

 

Umm you could try adding the mappings to the usrlogon.cmd in the

c:\windows\system32 folder. This mapping will apply to everyone that logs

onto the terminal server.

 

"SeriousSam" wrote:

> Oops... Windows 2003 Server Std, fully patched

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> "SeriousSam" <Pleasereply@newsgrouponly.com> wrote in message

> news:%23bOONbk6HHA.464@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

> >I was under the impression that if I mapped a network drive on our terminal

> >server in install mode, the mapped drive would be available to all TS users

> >on that server. Apparently I was wrong. What is the easiest way to

> >temporarily make a mapped drive available on a TS server? I need the drive

> >to be mapped from the TS box to a temporary app server while I do some

> >upgrades on the original app server.Thanks!

> >

>

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