Anyway, Are you saying that the logon script is not running at all, not even the bat file?

If the bat file is running put a pause command at the end of your batfile, and comment out the @echo off for debugging, so you can see what is going on.

Also put a "net use" before the pause command. On win9x computers, normaly the z: will show up mapped to the netlogon share of a domain controller.

Also, could you do this for us please. Go to a command line and type this command.

net user <username> /domain | find /i "Logon script"

replace <username> with the your domain username

let us know what the return was.

Bryce