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login script for TS but not regular windows
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I have a login script that I want to run during a terminal services session but not for regular windows session. I can't figure out how to make this happen. Is there something in the script I can tell it if there is no clientname or no session to skip to the end? Otherwise, my users will get an error when they login to their normal windows session. Thanks, Kathy Spier Hillcrest Health Systems Bellevue, NE - |
| maximillianx
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Tue Jun 13 15:17:58 CDT 2006
Re:login script for TS but not regular windows
I use a variation of this as a bat login script. Basically, it uses the
environment variable %clientname% to determine whether or not it is a citrix/TS session or otherwise. @echo off REM If the user logging in has no clientname (like a REM Windows 9x/Me/2K client) var defined, and is NOT REM a Citrix/TS client, goto COMMON. REM REM If it is a local logon (console) to an XP or REM 2000-Terminal Server, or 2003 go to the COMMON section REM (Since XP,200TS,2003 have RDP console sessions REM built in) REM REM If it is a remote Citrix/TS client, goto the REM METAFRAME section. REM IF !%clientname%!==!! Goto COMMON IF %clientname%==Console Goto COMMON GOTO METAFRAME :COMMON REM Section for ALL Clients that are not REM Citrix/TS remote connections. @echo. @echo Now running command set for Windows 9x/NT based OS... @echo. if NOT "%computername%" == "" echo User '%username%' is logged into PC '%computername%' @echo. Goto END :METAFRAME REM Input commands here that are specific to Citrix/TS Sessions Net use H: \\%servername%\home /y>NUL Goto END :END "Kathy" <Kathy@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message QuoteI have a login script that I want to run during a terminal services session - |
| Kathy
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Tue Jun 13 16:21:02 CDT 2006
Re:login script for TS but not regular windows
Thanks. Do you know how that can be translated into vbscript?
"maximillianx" wrote: QuoteI use a variation of this as a bat login script. Basically, it uses the |
