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Application Compatibility Scripts for Windows NT Server, Terminal Server Edition 14

For optimum application compatibility, when users log in they should run a script

that maps their home directory to a drive letter. Additionally, the script should

perform any other application specific tasks that are necessary, determined with the

information above about users needed interaction with the application.

There are several methods of running a script when a user logs on. First, the script

can be put into the user’s Startup folder. This allows a unique script for each user,

but requires a bit more effort on the part of the system administrator.

Second, the script can be placed in the All Users Startup folder. With this method, a

single script is used for the entire system. It is the easiest method, but it somewhat

less flexible.

Finally, the administrator can enter a Logon script name into each user’s profile with

User Manager for Domains. With this method, you can enter a different script name

for each user. For example, you may have a user.cmd script for normal users and

admin.cmd for administrators. Logon scripts need to be put into

%systemroot%\system32\Repl\Import\Scripts.

Note: User Manager for Domains also lets you map a user’s home directory to a

drive letter for network home directories (i.e,, Connect Z: as

\\server\users\username). Don’t be misled. The drive letter is only mapped to the

server name and share point. The drive letter does not reference directories

beyond the share point.

At a minimum, the script must do the following:

♦ Set RootDrive=Z:

♦ Subst %RootDrive% /d

♦ Subst %RootDrive% %HomeDrive%%HomePath%

Additionally, the script may invoke application configuration scripts by appending

“Call scriptname” to the minimal script listed above. Terminal Server includes

application scripts for many popular applications. You may need custom application

scripts for other applications you run. Application configuration scripts will be

described in more detail in the following section.

NOTE: A sample logon script is included in %systemroot%\compat\user.cmd. Also,

check Appendix A for a printed version of this script and discussion of what each

point does.

HOW TO SET UP USERS

UTILIZING LOGON

SCRIPTS

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