Re: Mapped drives on Clients PC's
Hello!
You can also try to do it with "reg query" and "reg update".
Sample: reg query HKCU\NETWORK /s
is for the local registry
try reg /? for more options.
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Guest repliedRe: Mapped drives on Clients PC's
Important: PsExec uses the System user w/o net access, with %SystemRoot% as working directory. So you should use the -u option of PsExec and use complete paths within the batch file.
Lutz
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Re: Mapped drives on Clients PC's
Hello Again,
You got me there, I've tried as per the help from PsExec.exe and as per your recomendations but still no joy. Any other suggestions?
Cheers
Gavin
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Guest repliedRe: Mapped drives on Clients PC's
You could download PsTools freeware from www.sysinternals.com. Then use PsExec.exe to start "net use" on your clients. Redirect the outputs appending to a central text file on your machine.
You can do this in a batch using a "for ..." command which scans a text file containing the client computernames.
Lutz
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Re: Mapped drives on Clients PC's
You are quite right but I guess I should pay more attention to what I should have asked.
I have 300 clients or so that have had drives mapped manually over the past many years and I am wanting to update the logon scripts to try and standardise drive mappings. I therefore need to find out which drives are mapped (and where they are mapped to) on the clients without going to each idividual machine.
To make my life even easier I would like to get the results in a txt delimited format so that I can manipulate the results.
Do you have any ideas?
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Guest repliedRe: Mapped drives on Clients PC's
In a DOS box, type "net use"!
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Lutz
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Mapped drives on Clients PC's
Hello again,
Does anyone know how I can get a list of drives that are mapped on the local clients machine.
Thanks
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