This is unfortunately outside of what I know and I can't really offer and
more help. From what I can see the registry settings are the same when
Ansible creates the drive vs when it's created with net use, even net use
sees the drive, it's just not available. What you need to do now is enable
f
Hi Jordan,
1) When you map it manually with net use, can you log off and back on and
the drive still remains connected and visible in Windows Explorer?
- Yes
2) The output for 'net use' on a limited process is showing that the Z map
is configured but is unavailable, does the drive show up in Win
Unfortunately I cannot explain this at all, a couple of final
question/clarifications
- When you map it manually with net use, can you log off and back on and
the drive still remains connected and visible in Windows Explorer?
- The output for 'net use' on a limited process is showing th
1) What is the full command you run to map the drive normally (outside of
Ansible)?
- net use z: \\bellagio.intra.vegas.net\how\the\hell\to\solve\this\issue
/persistent:yes'
2) If you manually map it through the GUI are you connecting with explicit
credentials?
- I'm connecting using mRemote, R
1) What is the full command you run to map the drive normally (outside of
Ansible)?
- net use z: \\burak2.intra.noklab.net\Global_veryfication\[4]_TP\Ansible
/persistent:yes'
2) If you manually map it through the GUI are you connecting with explicit
credentials?
- I'm connection using mRemote,
That is very curious, typically the opposite is the case where the standard
(limited) process is able to see the mapped drive but the admin process is
not. We can see that in both scenarios net use can see that there is a
valid configuration for the mapped drive but it is only successfully
conn
EDIT:
2) PowerShell as Administrator:
PS C:\Windows\system32> gdr -PSProvider 'FileSystem'
>
>
> Name Used (GB) Free (GB) Provider Root
> CurrentLocation
> - -
It turned out that this issue is somehow related to permissions/security
settings - any suggestions? I asked our internal IT team to check security
event log:
Please, look what I've found:
* RDP login, user: elvis *
I've mounted drive under Z: letter, Z: drive is visible.
Computer\HKEY
Sorry about the option name mismatch but glad you found the correct one.
Your task seems to be correct so it's curious as to why it isn't showing
up. What I recommend you look at;
- See if the key 'HKCU:\Network\Z' is present and if the entries match
what you set
- Run the command 'net
Hi Jordan,
First of all big thanks for your reply, I'm really surprised how
efficiently this community works.
So, let's cut to the chase. I focused on your first hint and according to
it, I've corrected my playbook: (for others info: there was a 'typo' - name
instead of letter)
- name: Mou
Hi Jordan,
First of all big thanks for your reply, I'm really surprised
how efficiently this community works.
So, let's cut to the chase. I focused on your first hint and according to
it, I've corrected my playbook: (for others info: there was a 'typo' -
*name* instead of *letter*)
- name:
Having a file server mounted on lots of windows client pcs is a common
pattern in windows shops but I decided to use a web server and make the
windows client machines collect the apps they need using win_get_url
module.
Hope this helps,
Jon
On Tuesday, January 14, 2020 at 1:57:40 PM UTC, Pjo
Hi, the blog is still accepting comments, I just need to approve them so it
doesn't get spammed.
As for your issue at hand.
1) to use Ansible to map this network drive automatically in all VMs for
> the domain user (mapped drive should be visible after VM reboots, during
> every RDP sessions u
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