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mount network drive that is persist through reboots

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02-23-2024 08:28 AM
MarkMaciolek
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hi,

Running on Windows Server 2022

Before installing Server on my second system, I am trying to mount the disk where the config-store and arcgis directories are located. I created a batch script that works when I click on it. Added the script to task scheduler to run at startup, task scheduler says it worked but opening file manager the mapped drive is not there. 

Anyone have a good link/anwer to how you are supposed to do this? 

Mark

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MarceloMarques
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Permanently mount network share without the need for log on? (Windows) - Server Fault

windows - Mapped network drive resets on restart - Super User

| Marcelo Marques | Esri Principal Product Engineer | Cloud & Database Administrator | OCP - Oracle Database Certified Professional | "In 1992, I embarked on my journey with Esri Technology, and since 1997, I have been working with ArcSDE Geodatabases, right from its initial release. Over the past 32 years, my passion for GIS has only grown stronger." | “ I do not fear computers. I fear the lack of them." Isaac Isimov |

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MarceloMarques
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Permanently mount network share without the need for log on? (Windows) - Server Fault

windows - Mapped network drive resets on restart - Super User

| Marcelo Marques | Esri Principal Product Engineer | Cloud & Database Administrator | OCP - Oracle Database Certified Professional | "In 1992, I embarked on my journey with Esri Technology, and since 1997, I have been working with ArcSDE Geodatabases, right from its initial release. Over the past 32 years, my passion for GIS has only grown stronger." | “ I do not fear computers. I fear the lack of them." Isaac Isimov |
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MarkMaciolek
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The first link is the one I found and created the bat script to run at startup, the second link is the one that helped me put the script in the Startup folder, which I could not find  Thank you