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Look at a user profile in Active Directory.. the Login Script field will identify where the script is, relative to the \\domain\netlogon share.
If that field shows only "kix32", then the script must be "kixtart.kix", or one script for each user - "username.kix", and must be located in the netlogon share.
If the field shows something like "kix32 lscript\login.kix", then it is in the "lscript" subfolder of the netlogon share, and is called "login.kix".
If the scripts are being called from GPO (logON script vs. logIN script), then you will need to examine the GPOs to determine the script location.
Glenn
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