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| ====== Modular Logon Script ====== | ====== Modular Logon Script ====== | ||
| - | http:// | + | Robb Dunn wrote this modular |
| **Script**: http:// | **Script**: http:// | ||
| - | **Howto**: http:// | + | **Official |
| - | :!: There is a 5 minute delay in logon script processing. | + | **Server 2008 GPO**: https://www.petri.com/ |
| - | **Eliminate | + | :!: There is a **5 minute delay in logon script processing**. Starting with Windows Server 2012 R2, there is a GPO that configures this delay. |
| - | Robb Dunn wrote this modular VBS logon script | + | :!: If you are trying to **map a drive letter |
| - | ===== Howto ===== | + | <note warning> |
| - | If a group policy (GPO) doesn' | + | If you are implementing RDS, you probably want to implement |
| - | :!: Use the Windows NT method...it always works. | + | ===== Howto ===== |
| - Download and copy the logon.vbs file to the the appropriate folder on the domain controller where the script will be run. | - Download and copy the logon.vbs file to the the appropriate folder on the domain controller where the script will be run. | ||
| - **Windows NT method** | - **Windows NT method** | ||
| - | - '' | + | - Create the logon script in '' |
| + | - Paste the contents of Robb's script and name it '' | ||
| - **Group Policy method** | - **Group Policy method** | ||
| - **Start -> Run -> '' | - **Start -> Run -> '' | ||
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| - **User Configuration → Policies → Windows Settings → Scripts → Logon → Properties** | - **User Configuration → Policies → Windows Settings → Scripts → Logon → Properties** | ||
| - **Show Files** | - **Show Files** | ||
| - | - **Create the file ' | + | - **Create the file '' |
| - Create two additional folders in the same directory called **' | - Create two additional folders in the same directory called **' | ||
| - Create a configuration file in the **' | - Create a configuration file in the **' | ||
| - | - Using either the Windows NT method or the Group Policy method, call the login script specifying the config file as an argument: '' | + | - Using either the Windows NT method or the Group Policy method, |
| - | - Note the spelling | + | - Note the exact spelling |
| - Use the detailed log files generated to troubleshoot and verify script execution. | - Use the detailed log files generated to troubleshoot and verify script execution. | ||
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| ===== Troubleshooting ===== | ===== Troubleshooting ===== | ||
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| + | ==== Logon Script ==== | ||
| **Start -> Run -> %temp%** | **Start -> Run -> %temp%** | ||
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| * Look for logon_< | * Look for logon_< | ||
| * If you don’t see the logfile here, then you know that the script did NOT run. | * If you don’t see the logfile here, then you know that the script did NOT run. | ||
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| + | ==== Group Policy ==== | ||
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| + | If a group policy (GPO) doesn' | ||
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| + | - Run '' | ||
| + | * on the Domain Controller | ||
| + | * then on the affected machine | ||
| + | - Reboot the affected machine | ||
| + | - Test again | ||
| + | * '' | ||
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