For starters, take a look at the KiXtart Manual as it contains example batch files and login scripts. Then read the FAQ forum, especially Kixtart Starter's Guide , KXRPC - Everything you wanted to know about KXRPC . You should also become familiar with the Windows NT/2000/XP security model. the settime part won't work unless the user has the 'Set Time' privilege, which by default only 'Power User' and up has.
You won't have to worry about replication as you are apparently using Small Business Server editions?
The KiXtart script itself would look like this:
code:
use 'k:' '\\smbserver\docs'
use 'l:' '\\smbserver\libs'
use 'p:' '\\smbserver\proj'
use 's:' '\\smbserver\ais'
use 't:' '\\smbserver\transfer'
settime '\\smbserver'
Additionally, do not use the @HOME macro but use hidden shares to map personal directories. Windows 9x cannot deep map, Windows NT needs an external utility to deep map.
Finally, experiment with small scripts to figure out what thet do and use DEBUG ON to trace the steps of a script. Use @ERROR/@SERROR to evaluate potential errors.
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