停止登录脚本将服务器当作客户机

作者： David Pye

出处： TechTarget

责任编辑：刘伟

[ 2004-06-17 19:34 ]

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There's a simple way to stop your logon script from making unwanted changes on your NT/2000/XP servers that were designed for your clients (mapping drives and printers, making registry changes, setting policies, etc).

1. Right-click the .bat file stored in the "C:WINNTsystem32ReplExportScripts" folder on your PDC (usually called "logon.bat," but can be any name,) and select "Edit." The file opens in Notepad.

You should include the following three lines as close to the start of the file as possible - ideally just below the first "@echo off" -- before any commands are run or any of the .kix files are called:

REM (This breaks servers out of the logon script.)

@echo off

if exist systemrootlanma256.bmp goto SERVEREND

Then append to the very end of the file (after the normal exit command for clients) the following:

:serverend

REM (This exits the LOGON batch file if a server logs in.)

@echo This is a Server, aborting logon

exit

How this works is simple -- on Windows NT or higher, all servers have the server graphic "lanma256.bmp" in the systemroot folder (which means that even if it's not installed on the C: partition, it will still work). The clients have the file "winnt256.bmp." Pre-NT Windows clients are OK too, as they do not have the server graphic that is the condition for breaking the script.

As always, backup the original "logon.bat" file before making any changes, and test the new script before putting it back on the PDC to replicate. Hope this helps!

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