Sealeopard/Jen/All,

Right. Aware of "* /delete /persistent".

Early on, the decision was made not to use * /delete /persistent to delete all mappings because user home directories would be deleted in the process. (Note that the partial script I posted does not delete the R: drive. Hint...hint.)

After rethinking the script, I'm leaning towards the following:
1) Disable User Home Directories under User Manager For Domains (unconducive to have the home directory mapped, simply to have the script delete all mappings).
2) After deleting all mappings, map all user home directories based on @userid.

Jack/All

Is it possible that the following might be occuring:
1) The logon2k.bat file runs and call the drivmap.kix script.
2) The script runs and deletes the Z: drive mapping causing problems for the remainder of the script?

What are some options to work around the z: dirve and netlogon issue in Win9x?