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Login script doesnt work at all workstations

LuckyTaxi

Diamond Member
Running windows 2000 w/ group policies.

Anyways, I have a script defined for me personally where it attaches me to two shares on a unix box.
I've successfully attached to these two shares on most of the workstations on our network, but about 4 computers didnt work. I would login and the shares do not appear under My Computer.

 
I assume:
all the workstations are members of the domain
There was enough time for replication of your script/gpo to all the DCs
Did the script run, and the shares fail? or did the script not run?

Can you manually map to the servers from those workstations?

Is the name resolution set the same on all the wkstns?
 
Originally posted by: Woodie
I assume:
all the workstations are members of the domain
There was enough time for replication of your script/gpo to all the DCs
Did the script run, and the shares fail? or did the script not run?

Can you manually map to the servers from those workstations?

Is the name resolution set the same on all the wkstns?

1 - Yes, all workstations are members of the domain.
2 - yes, i created the script two days ago.
3 - not sure if the script ran or not but i can tell you this. When it does work, I see the command box in the taskbar running in the background. when it doesnt work, i dont see any windows in the foreground or any windows minimize in the taskbar.
4 - yes i can map to the server manually.
5 - yes, name resolution are all the same.
 
Given your replies, it seems that the script is not running.

Is it in a GPO?
Is there a loop-back policy applying to these devices? (which would prevent USER-side GPOs from applying)
 
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