Does anyone have a suggestion on getting drives to map on a Win2K computer that is logging into a domain controlled by a Samba box? I have set up a test network with a Win98, Win2K and a RedHat 7.1 computer running Samba 2.2.2. I have successfully created a machine account for my W2K machine, and can log into the domain/computer with both my Win98 and Win2K computers. However, I can't seem to get a netlogon file to run on the Win2K machine, but can get it to work on the Win98 computer (i.e. map drives and set the time). I have created a directory /home/netlogon, and have put files called: logon.bat, logon.cmd, phillips.bat, and phillips.cmd in that share with 777 permissions. (I know that is not proper, but at least for testing, I know that I don't have a permission issue). Anyhow, the Win2K machine looks like it is running the scripts, but the drives do not get mapped. However, if I browse to that directory via samba, I am able to double-click on the file and the scripts run just fine. I have tried setting the logon script = to all of the above files, including %U.bat. Any ideas? FYI - There is a good article on this subject in the recent issue of Linux Magazine. Rick Phillips Churchill Capital / Churchill Industries (612) 673-6738 phillips at churchillnet.com