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Map Network drives on a script
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31/05/2001 15:08:21
Randy Riegel
Zimish Contracting
Ohio, United States
 
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Windows
Category:
Networking & connectivity
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00512508
Message ID:
00513362
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Yes you can use /y or /yes.

Example:

net time \\server /set /yes




>>>Hi!
>>>
>>>I need to write a script to connect the network drives located in a Windows NT (server) to my computer (Win98/ME - client).
>>>
>>>How I write the script??
>>
>>Create a BAT file and use NET USE command to map the drives. To get help type "net /?" at the command line.
>>
>>example:
>>
>>NET USE Drive: \\ServerName\ShareName
>>
>>Hope this helps
>
>Worked fine, thanks.
>
>I also added NET TIME \\SERVER /SET to synchronize the workstation time with the server time. But I allways have to answer the question "Want to change you ... bla bla bla??" . Is there a /Y otpion that sets the time without asking??
>
>TIA,
>
>Alonso
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