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- !!Users, Workstations, Domains and Machine Domains Explained
- 1932 Winexec when Opening MultiUser Files on a Network
- 523 Error Enumerating Network Resources
- App not Launching from Mapped Root
- Backslashes with Servers - Volumes - Directories
- Changing Password in Windows 95
- Client IP Configuration script
- Connect to Servers via DOS batch files
- Detect Existence of Client32
- Determine if a Tree of Directory is Mappable
- Determine if a User has Admin Rights
- Disable NetBIOS over TCPIP
- Disconnect Mapped Drives Ex Dialog
- Display a Banner or Message Box on Remote PC
- Find out what Drive Letter is Mapped to Server
- Find Users Logged on Other Machines
- Finding and Listing Processes on Remote
- Getting Currently Connected Usernames to NT Share
- Global Net Map Setting
- Hiding Drive Mappings
- How do I see Im logged on
- Installing your Network via Windows Setup
- Is Network Alive
- Log Off User after an Amount of Time
- MSIE Proxy Server Control
- Net Use Command and Passing Passwords
- NT to Novell Translator
- RASSAPI.dll not Found
- Remote Launch of Winbatch
- Replication Manager - Replicate BDCs
- Sample Code Extracts Authenticating Server Name
- Segment Load Error
- Send Messages to Users
- SNMP in WinBatch
- Test Network Drive Mappings
- Unexpected Network Error
- Update All NT Existing-New User Registry Configs
- Use of Newer Network Extenders with Older Winbatch
- Using a BAT File to Launch Subsequent Operations
- Validate a Userid and Password
- Wake up Machine on LAN
- Who is Logging on to Remote NT Server
- Win32 Network Errors
- Workaround for Network Error 510
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Global Net Map Settings
Made in a DOS Window
Keywords: global net map settings DOS global
For changes to network drive mappings made in a DOS window to apply globally, run Control Panel, select "Networks", and check "Share handles".
Article ID: W13486
Filename: Global Net Map Setting.txt
File Created: 1999:04:15:16:54:20
Last Updated: 1999:04:15:16:54:20