I've been running kix scripts on our network for 3 years now and it all works great. One of the few areas our users complain about is the time it takes to log onto the network (running scripts) when they dialup. Most of the delay being down to getting kix32.exe and the dll's into client memory from the domain controller before script execution starts. As we're going to implement XP on clients very soon now I've been thinking about changing our setup and putting the kix files on C: drives (they don't change unless a new version needs to be implemented) and then running them against the often changing scripts which will stay on the domain controllers. Question is, is this a bad idea? If not, has anyone tried this and what's the syntax of logon.bat....C:\Scripts\kix32.exe "nearest DC..kick.scr".
PS. No earache about why we're going to XP now thanks.