Using ifmember.exe in a batch file

[Henry Villegas]

I am needing help with writting a batch file ultilizing ifmember.exe. I
would like to map drives according to group memberships. I have a group
named Case and I would like to have that mapped to \\servername\sharname.
Here is a sample of what I have:

@echo off
ifmember "Case"
if not errorlevel 1 goto quit
net use l: \\servername\sharename
:quit

This works. The problem is that it will map everybody in the domain. I
would only like to map users in the Case group. Please tell me what I am
doing wrong.

Thanks,

[MFelkins]

Shouldn't it be

ifmember "yourdomain\Case" ??

Mike

[James Whitlow]

"Henry Villegas" <HenryV...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Try something like this:

ifmember "Case" || net use l: \\servername\sharename

[Henry Villegas]

Thank you all for replying. I am still not able to make this work. I have
tried several combinations in the login script to try to make this work. I
tried the following combinations:

ifmember "Case" || net use l: \\servername\sharename

ifmember "My DomainName\Case" || net use l: \\servername\sharename

Any other ideas? Thanks.

[James Whitlow]

Have you checked to make sure that 'ifmember.exe' is located in the %path%
of the computer it is running on? If you open a command prompt on one of
your computers and simply type "ifmember", what happens?

Where are you running 'ifmember.exe' from? Are you running it from your
local workstation's C: drive or from the %NETLOGON% directory?

"Henry Villegas" <HenryV...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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[boe]

Dooh - I missed this the first time I read through the topics - you and I
are working on the same issue. Hopefully one of us will get the solution.
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