Best Way to Move Login Script Pointer Server 2003

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kwjohnson2010

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I added a pair of 1TB drives (mirrored_ as E: on a 2003 Server R2.
C: drive has a pair of mirrored 200GB drives.
Here is a Login.Bat script for one of the users on the Server that allocates her work drives:

REM User Login Script
REM Created 1/14/08 & Updated on 07/29/08, 03/02/09, 11/04/09
REM By: LANMark Computer Concepts, Inc.

Net Use F: /DELETE
Net Use I: /DELETE
Net Use J: /DELETE
Net Use K: /DELETE
Net Use L: /DELETE
Net Use M: /DELETE
Net Use N: /DELETE
Net Use O: /DELETE
Net Use P: /DELETE
Net Use Q: /DELETE
Net Use R: /DELETE
Net Use S: /DELETE
Net Use T: /DELETE
Net Use U: /DELETE

Net Use F: \\HerschServer\Propel
Net Use I: \\HerschServer\Larry$
Net Use J: \\HerschServer\Lorna$
Net Use K: \\HerschServer\Susan$
Net Use L: \\HerschServer\Tami$
Net Use M: \\HerschServer\Jan$
Net Use N: \\HerschServer\Alicia$


Net Use O: \\HerschServer\Logic
Net Use P: \\HerschServer\Applications

Net Use Q: \\HerschServer\Heather$
Net Use R: \\HerschServer\Matt$

Net Use S: \\HerschServer\Shares
Net Use T: \\HerschServer\Tabs$
Net Use U: \\HerschServer\Data$
net use V: "\\Herschserver\firm files"
Net Use X: \\HerschServer\C$


net time \\HerschServer /set /yes

So any way to make this script look to E: for the User?

Thanks!
 
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Thanks for replying.
I want the reuse the "M:" link for Jan to access her data I plan to move from local C: on server to E:, not to add another drive letter E: to the NET USE.
I plan to copy all 35GB of her data from her C: JAN shared folder to E: but want it to still map as it was to M: in the original BATCH file. Doable?
The script allocates their USER ACCT to the drive letter designated but the data folder resides on C: now. How would the script know to look on E: instead of the current C: (Mapped as M:) on Jan's local PC?


 
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MERGED QUESTION
Question from kwjohnson2010 : "Best Way To Allocate Users to new E: 1TB RAID1 on Legacy MS 2003 Server"

I have added a 1TB E: drive to a MS Server 2003 that only had a 200GB C: drive that was
97% full with applications & user data.

The current admin Login.Bat script:

REM User Login Script
REM Created 1/14/08 & Updated on 07/29/08, 03/02/09, 11/04/09
REM By: LAN Computer Concepts, Inc.

Net Use F: /DELETE
Net Use I: /DELETE
Net Use J: /DELETE
Net Use K: /DELETE
Net Use L: /DELETE
Net Use M: /DELETE
Net Use N: /DELETE
Net Use O: /DELETE
Net Use P: /DELETE
Net Use Q: /DELETE
Net Use R: /DELETE
Net Use S: /DELETE
Net Use T: /DELETE
Net Use U: /DELETE

Net Use F: \\HerschServer\C$
Net Use I: \\HerschServer\Larry$
Net Use J: \\HerschServer\Lorna$
Net Use K: \\HerschServer\Susan$
Net Use L: \\HerschServer\Tami$
Net Use M: \\HerschServer\Jan$
Net Use N: \\HerschServer\Alicia$
Net Use W: \\HerschServer\Matt

Net Use O: \\HerschServer\Logic
Net Use P: \\HerschServer\Applications

Net Use Q: \\HerschServer\Heather$
Net Use R: \\HerschServer\CD-Rom$

Net Use S: \\HerschServer\Shares
Net Use T: \\HerschServer\Tabs$
Net Use U: \\HerschServer\Data$
net use V: "\\Herschserver\firm files"


net time \\HerschServer /set /yes

The Server creates the network drive(s) for all that you see above just fine.
All the users have their own domain login.bat script that gives them access to only
certain networked folders.

I wish to free space up on C: by moving all the users shared data folders to E: from C:.

I'm having a DUH moment on how to do that safely.

Can someone point me to a link or suggest the best way?

I'll be remote-ing into the Server after hours so no one will be on when I move the user data folders.

Thanks!

 
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