About mysaNiTy 

Introduction : MysaNiTy for Windows NT and 2000 server networks.

MysaNiTy was designed by teachers for user account management and network security management for Windows NT , 2000, and 2003 Server networks with many roaming users. MysaNiTy was specifically created to save time for teachers and other network administrators that have to manage networks with hundreds of roaming users. MysaNiTy user account management creates, manages, moves, deletes, user accounts, home directories, and IIS virtual Directories and controls workstation security and desktop security, and drive printer mappings for Windows 2000 , 2003, and NT Server networks.

MysaNiTy for Windows NT , 2000 , and 2003 server networks  manages workstation security, desktop security, and drive and printer mapping features by writing and maintaining multiple Kixtart© logon scripts from one central source without intervention from the network administrator.

Network administrators can also compliment mysaNiTy's Kixtart© logon scripting with their own scripting additions. Kixtart.org© is a freeware scripting language provided by Microsoft©.

User Accounts:

MysaNiTy for Windows NT and 2000 server networks creates user accounts. All accounts get a shared secure home folder that is mapped during workstation logon for the user to store and retrieve files from. Each home folder is also configured for Netscape 4x, Eudora Lite 3.05, Internet Explorer, Outlook Express internet preferences so that a users bookmarks and email follow them where ever they logon.

Intra/Internet:

Each  of mysaNiTy for Windows NT and 2000 server networks user accounts home folder also has a www subfolder that contains a default web page that has a virtual directory configured in Internet Information Server.

Scripting:

With MysaNiTy for Windows NT and 2000 server networks, you'll  never have to write another script again. MysaNiTy writes and maintains multiple Kixtart© logon scripts. MysaNiTy now comes with one final blank script called  addons.txt located in the netlogon folder. Administrators can add their own scripting to compliment mysaNiTy's scripting management.