Re: commandline options for afscreds.exe

the -M option maps all drives found in the afsdsbmt.ini file
Of course, those entries are located only on "server A" and not on 
"server B".

There is an open ticket in the request tracker to migrate all 
configuration data
to the registry and provide Local Machine and Current User distinctions 
based
upon the appropriateness of the data.  This has yet to be done.

Jeffrey Altman


[email protected] wrote:

> Hello list,
>
> I´m looking for the commandline options for afscreds.exe.
>
> My Problem:
> We have two Win 2003 terminalserver with roaming Profiles. If a user 
> logs in at Server A, maps an Afs-drive and logs of and then logs in at 
> Server B, he can not access the mapped drive. As we know, the 
> information in the registry show the name of Server A! If I use the 
> AFS-GUI - Drive Letters and unmount the drive and mount it again the 
> user has access to the drive. In the registry the servername has 
> changed to Server B.
>
> I want to do this now at the login of the user with a script. I have 
> found the command to unmount all mapped afs-drive  -  afscreds.exe -Z.
> Now the question:
> How do I mount all defined drives under "Drive Letters"? I already 
> tried the options defined in the shortcut at autostart 
> (N:\Programme\IBM\AFS\Client\Program\afscreds.exe -A -M -N -Q) but 
> with no result.
>
> Thanks.
> Thomas
>
>
>
>
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