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Trying to set drive mappings automatically with a vpn c... - 6.Nov.2007 5:39:32 PM

yats00

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HELP, I'm trying to get my drive mapping from AD after I establish my vpn connection. I can maually set up the mapping. I tried running a small user logon script via a gpo. No help. Right now I would just be happy with being able to map my H drive. I'm new to ISA and any help would be great..

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RE: Trying to set drive mappings automatically with a v... - 7.Nov.2007 7:31:53 AM

Jason Jones

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Have a look at CMAK, this will allow you to create VPN connectoids that can run 'post-connect' commands like a login or vbs script.

CMAK can do lots!!!

Cheers

JJ

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RE: Trying to set drive mappings automatically with a v... - 7.Nov.2007 6:38:12 PM

yats00

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Jason

Thank you! I tried the cmak and what cool tool. I got the mapping working. I'm sure I'll be using it for other things as well... I can't believe it took me so long to find out about it...

Thanks again

Yats00

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RE: Trying to set drive mappings automatically with a v... - 7.Nov.2007 6:44:23 PM

Jason Jones

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Cool! Thanks for the follow up...

I really should get around to writing an article on CMAK one of these days, as it is very handy and FREE, yet few people realise just have useful it can be for ISA VPN clients!

Cheers

JJ

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