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Hi, Im writing a pretty basic script to do printer connections based on AD Group membership - if ingroup ("CIS-IT") ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\CIS-PRN\IT") Endif Hardly rocket science!! - I have tested this from PC's in the domain and it works fine - we have 60 Wyse Series 9 terminals (running Windows XP Pro Embedded) - and the script refuses to work. Running it with /d it just returns the first line as being at fault If I run it without group checking (i.e. ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\CIS-PRN\IT")) it maps the printer fine on the terminal. Tried with Admin users and just plain users - but no joy - (remember its running embedded XP so it is actually a domain member PC) Am I being stupid and missing something in the config!! Any thoughts?? Thanks Paul Adam |
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Hi Paul_Adam and welcome to korg, run this on one of the terms in question and let us know what the results are. Code:
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err.. "You are not a member of CIS-IT" me not undertsand why!! I ran set at a command prompt and it reports that ... USERDOMAIN=CIS USERNAME=Administrator Which is the way it should be - I am also getting access to all network drives etc over the network and can access these printers if I manually install them. Im going to go over the network config in a bit further detail - just to be sure its not me doing something really stupid!! Will post back let you know! Thanks Paul Adam |
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You should check the AD and be sure that groups you are a member off. A Domain name is not a group. try this code and see which groups the user is added to Code:
replace "testuser" with the username of the user your trying to get info off. |
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Hi Paul. Like apronk just said, check if you accually in that AD-group. if you're running xp just do a gpresult with the user you are unsure of. |
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Ah ha! The Wyse terms I have been dealing with werent added to the domain by me. I just went and flattened one and rejoined it to the domain - low and behold!! - the script runs! Admittedly the printers dont map through - but thats my group policy kicking in - just need to sort that out and (hopefully) I should be sorted! I get the feeling someone has been mucking about with local policies on our Wyse terms - havent gone through that yet - but will do some digging Thanks for your help guys - might still have more questions later - will let you know how I get on (I must also say, its very refreshing to find a forum where pepole actually reply with positive help ....other than "yeah, I have that problem too") - ;-) Cheers Again Paul Adam |
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haha =) Nice to see that some of my input here acctually does anything to help :] And - "yeah, I have that problem too" - I always have problems because I don't really know how to script, but thanks to the guru's/moderators/users (not like me =) here, some of my coding works. All credit goes to them =) |
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glad we could help, cheers. |