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billb

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3,198 posts

282 months

Monday 5th January 2004
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what does /d mean thats in some of our login scripts? eg net use y: /d

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Plotloss

67,280 posts

287 months

Monday 5th January 2004
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Is it delete as in closing the network connection when done?

kdd

1,189 posts

268 months

Monday 5th January 2004
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Plotloss said:
Is it delete as in closing the network connection when done?




close. it's actually deleting the drive name to share mapping.

whereas

net use y: \\server\share

will create y: pointing to the share,

net use y: /d

will remove it and y: will no longer be valid.

>> Edited by kdd on Monday 5th January 15:17

>> Edited by kdd on Monday 5th January 15:17

billb

Original Poster:

3,198 posts

282 months

Monday 5th January 2004
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kdd said:

Plotloss said:
Is it delete as in closing the network connection when done?





close. it's actually deleting the drive name to share mapping.

whereas

net use y: \servershare

will create y: pointing to the share,

net use y: /d

will remove it and y: will no longer be valid.

>> Edited by kdd on Monday 5th January 15:17

>> Edited by kdd on Monday 5th January 15:17


thanks that makes sense!