Hello,
I have this kind of matter: a Network with an Ldap accounting system. Then a Windows 2003 Enterprise server acting as a Terminal Server. This Windows is connected to a Samba PDC, connected to the ldap. I need that a user, in the ldap, logging to the Terminal server, mount a personal shared folder in a filer connected to the same ldap (so same login and password than the Windows 2003 server). When I try to do it manually, Windows 2003 ask me login a password (the same I used to logon) to mount the folder. Seem no way to do it in a login script, nor in the startup disk.
Any suggestion?
Kind regards
I have this kind of matter: a Network with an Ldap accounting system. Then a Windows 2003 Enterprise server acting as a Terminal Server. This Windows is connected to a Samba PDC, connected to the ldap. I need that a user, in the ldap, logging to the Terminal server, mount a personal shared folder in a filer connected to the same ldap (so same login and password than the Windows 2003 server). When I try to do it manually, Windows 2003 ask me login a password (the same I used to logon) to mount the folder. Seem no way to do it in a login script, nor in the startup disk.
Any suggestion?
Kind regards