SP> Frank Ramsey wrote in a message to Scott Parks:
 FR> Use a NT login script.  If the user names on NT and Netware
 FR> are the same, and the passwords in sync, mapping a drive to
 FR> the Netware server automatically logs the user into the
 FR> Netware server if the IPX/SPX layer is loaded. 
 FR> NET USE J: \\svi_instruct\users\%username% /PERSISTENT:NO
 SP> Not sure I follow the "NT login script" if clients are running
 SP> Windows.  Is there a default login script that runs from the
 SP> server like Netware?  Something that 30+ users could use and get
 SP> mapped to 30 different directories on the Netware side?
No; each user of NT, either on the workstation or in a domain, can have a 
login script.  Guess you could use the same for all if you really wanted.  Go 
to Admin Tools, User Manager, select a user, then Profile.  You'll find a 
place for Login Script Name.  It must be located in 
%SystemRoot%\system32\repl\import\scripts.
 SP> Yes we will try to make names and passwords the same.   Will
 SP> users be prompted for a second password?
If the user names are the same, yes, you'll get prompted.
 SP> And ... I assume the attach has to made at the server level
 SP> before the NET USE attempt.
Nope, load Client Services for Netware.  This will query the user for the 
file server of interest.
 SP> (Sorry this is really an NT question but don't know any Fido
 SP> Echos except WIN32/LAN and haven't figured out related newsgroups)
There are a couple now or soon to be.
framsey@goodyear.com - CNE, PE - CIS 71631.1032
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