Kixtart® and Logon Scripts 

Each mysaNiTy user account runs the logon script crscript.bat which then launches the kixtart executable on the workstation which loads and runs the main logon script  user.txt located in the netlogon folder of the server on the local workstation.  (crscript.bat contents:  c:\kix\kix32 \\servername\netlogon\user.txt)

MysaNiTy generates and maintains multiple Kixtart ® logon scripts. It generates security profiles, drive and printer mappings, desktop and start menu folders, Internet preferences, and much more, and these scripts are called down from the server based on the workgroup a computer is in.  There is one static file in the mysaNiTy program folder that you can edit to add your own scripting to. This file  kix2.txt can be edited. It is the second of the five files. Do not edit any of the others, they may be rewritten by mysaNiTy therefore you will loose your additions to these files. 

Version 2.0+ comes with a file called addons.txt and this file is located in the netlogon folder and is the last script called by the user.txt logon script. Any additions to this file will always overwrite any of mysaNiTy’s logon scripts settings. If you want mysaNiTy to do additional things, you can modify the  addons.txt file in the netlogon folder to include your own scripting. See  ADDONS.TXT script examples at the end of this document for script examples.  

Note: mysaNiTy comes with Kixtart 3.47 and installs the kxrpc.exe (ver3.47). If you are already using Kixtart but a different version, the 3.47 version of the kxrpc.exe service will be installed on your server if the version is an older one. If you are using a later version, you will need to install the later version of the Kixtart® workstation files you are using on each workstation. You can place a copy of the later version of the Kixtart® files in c:\mysaNiTy\kwin9x for copying to each workstation or manually create the directory c:\kix and copy in the later version files. See configuring workstation later in this manual.