Some things to look out for are protocols and provider order. Enable only TCPIP for NT and move it up in the provider order. All my PCs use the NetWare client, but in a few cases I flip the GINAs.

code:

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@echo off
SET KXRPC=\\FF_ADM1;\\FFADM2
Rem Check to see if client is Win95 or WinNT
IF "%OS%"=="Windows_NT" GOTO KIX_NT
REM Copy needed files to Win95 clients
IF NOT EXIST %windir%\KIX32.EXE COPY \\FF_ADM1\update\kix\KIX32.EXE %windir%
IF NOT EXIST %windir%\KX32.DLL  COPY \\FF_ADM1\update\kix\KX32.DLL %windir%
IF NOT EXIST %windir%\KX16.DLL  COPY \\FF_ADM1\update\kix\KX16.DLL %windir%
IF NOT EXIST %windir%\KX95.DLL  COPY \\FF_ADM1\update\kix\KX95.DLL %windir%
IF NOT EXIST %windir%\CHECKRAS.EXE  COPY %0\..\CHECKRAS.EXE %windir%
Rem Check to see if client is remote dial-in
CHECKRAS > NUL
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO KIX_REMOTE  
:KIX_LOCAL   
   %windir%\KIX32.EXE %0\..\LOGON.KIX   GOTO END
:KIX_REMOTE
   %windir%\KIX32.EXE %0\..\LOGON2.KIX
   GOTO END
:KIX_NT
IF NOT EXIST %systemroot%\CHECKRAS.EXE  COPY %0\..\CHECKRAS.EXE %systemroot%
Rem Check to see if client is remote dial-in
CHECKRAS > NUL
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO KIX_NT_REMOTE  
:KIX_NT_LOCAL   
   %0\..\KIX32.EXE %0\..\logon.KIX
   GOTO END
:KIX_NT_REMOTE
   %0\..\KIX32.EXE %0\..\logon2.KIX
   GOTO END
:END
EXIT
  

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The .bat file is as follows:

@ECHO OFF
%0\..\kix32.exe script1.scr

The .scr is:

? "Setting DOS variables..."
SHELL "winset.exe USERNAME=@USERID"
SHELL "Winset.exe ADDRESS=@ADDRESS"
SHELL "Winset.exe COMPUTER=@WKSTA"
SHELL "Winset.exe DOMAIN=@DOMAIN"
SHELL "Winset.exe COMMENT=@COMMENT"
SHELL "Winset.exe FULLNAME=@FULLNAME"
SHELL "Winset.exe HOMEDIR=@HOMEDIR"
SHELL "Winset.exe HOMESHR=@HOMESHR"
SHELL "Winset.exe LSERVER=@LSERVER"
SHELL "Winset.exe PRIV=@PRIV"
SHELL "Winset.exe IPADRESSx"

Call Macro.bat

?
EXIT

Am I missing something?

%0\..\kix32.exe %0\..\script1.scr

Welcome to the board.

We see a call macro.bat in your script, which isn't possible.
You can only CALL a kixtart script.
Your message 'file can't be found' had to deal with it. A possible reason:
kixtart try to find a file with the extension .kix or .scr.
So he is looking for the files Macro.bat.KIX or Macro.bat.SCR. Exist they?

Secondly we see an incomplete shell, which can give you an error.
SHELL "Winset.exe IPADRESSx" isn't correct.
It should something like
SHELL "Winset.exe IPADRESSx="
or
SHELL "Winset.exe IPADRESSx=@ipadress0"
Greetings.