Use Your Own Stuff

You have probably invested a lot of time and effort into creating a well tailored logon script for your organization. You have probably become well versed in using policies, and you know the needs of the user environment better than any piece of software could configure for you. Or maybe you have just bought  a piece of software that you use for your client machines to block access to certain features. With some minor adjustments, you can use the account management and intranet features of mysaNiTy, but keep using the other things you want.

If you have an batch file (with extension.bat) just

1. Go to your  netlogon folder. (on nt it would be system_root\system32\repl\import\scripts  on 2000, it would be system root\sysvol\sysvol\domainname.com\scripts

2. Make a copy of crscript.bat to another folder on your machine.

3. Delete crscript.bat from the netlogon folder.

4. Rename the batch file you want to use to crscript.bat.

If you are using a kixtart script, you will have to modify crscript.bat to point to the .txt file you want to use. For example, the following crscript.bat file points to the user.txt file in your netlogon folder.

Edit the file and change user.txt to the name of the file you currently use. Save the file.

*Note

If you map drives to your users home folders, make sure you make the reference to the path correctly. With kixtart, using the @homeshr can be used. In a batch file, it would be %username% + $.