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1. Net use logon script examples how to#
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3. Net use logon script examples windows#

Note that providing a command using the -m switch or directly on command-line implies a non-interactive mode, while using the standard input uses an interactive mode by default. (of course, you will use redirection mechanism of your language, instead of the <). Or using its standard input plink.exe < c:\local\path\command.txt And in addition to those, you can specify your command directly on its command like: plink.exe /home/user/myscript.sh Here, two shares on server1 are mapped to drives M: and N:, and a share on server2 is mapped as drive O. The Plink ( plink.exe) has the same command-line arguments as PuTTY. Here’s a simple logon script that maps three network shares: echo off net use m: \server1sharesadmin net use n: \server1sharesmktg net use o: \server2archives. The Plink is a part of PuTTY package, so everyone who has PuTTY should have Plink too. Though for automation, your better use the Plink command-line connection tool, instead of the GUI PuTTY application, as you have already found out. Where the commands.txt will, in your case, contain a path to your shell script, like: /home/user/myscript.sh

Net use logon script examples manuals#

Consult your product manuals for complete trademark information.PuTTY has the -m switch, that you can use to provide a path to a file with a list of commands to execute: putty.exe -m c:\local\path\commands.txt Novell makes no explicit or implied claims to the validity of this information.Īny trademarks referenced in this document are the property of their respective owners. However, the information provided in this document is for your information only. Novell makes all reasonable efforts to verify this information. The Origin of this information may be internal or external to Novell. The bottom line on using the Microsoft NET USE command is authentication to the NT domain prior to its execution. If this fails, it may be necessary to run an NT login script directly from the NT domain instead of using the NET USE command in a NetWare login script. Because of this integration, the authentication to the NT server/domain may take place prior to running the NET USE command in the NetWare Login script.

Net use logon script examples windows#

On a Windows NT/2000 machine the Novell NetWare client GINA is integrated with the Microsoft GINA.

To get the NET USE command to work, you may need to change the Primary Network Logon from the Novell NetWare Client to the Microsoft Client for Microsoft Networks in order to authenticate to the NT domain first before running the NetWare login script. If the NET USE command is used in a NetWare login script on a Windows 95/98 machine, the NET USE command may fail because you need to be authenticated to NT prior to successfully running a NET USE command. (where NTSERVER is the NETBIOS name of the NT server and the NTSHARE is a share off of the NT/Microsoft resource).įor further help on using the NET USE command, type NET USE /? from a DOS prompt. #NET USE G: \\NTSERVER\NTSHARE (This will pause the script until the net command USE G: \\NTSERVER\NTSHARE (This will run in the background and not pause the login script) For example, you could use the following line in a NetWare login script: If the necessary resource for the following commands are dependent on the success of the external map command then do not use the symbol. This will allow the login script to continue on to the next command while the external net use command is executed in the background. For simultanuous execution use the symbol instead. The # symbol will force the login script to halt execution until after the command has terminated. Once found the syntax provided for the command is executed. The script processor of the client will execute a command shell and attempt to locate the external command. The syntax in the login script would include the # symbol prior to the net command to indicate to the script parser to shell out and run the external command. For this reason you must have access via a local drive or NetWare mapping to the net.exe program. The Novell NetWare client does not understand the Microsoft Windows "NET USE" command. Is it possible to map drives to NT servers from NetWare login scripts?

Net use logon script examples how to#

How to use NET USE from a NetWare login script. How to Map Drives to NT Servers from NetWare Login Script. This document ( 10024207) is provided subject to the disclaimer at the end of this document.