Retrieve and map Windows network drives.
Script Get Network Drives
- Version 1.0.0.0 – Initial release
Script Description
Retrieves the network drives for a user on a device.
Execution context and suggested scheduling
Run the script as interactive user. The script should be executed manually.
A timeout of 120 seconds is recommended.
Parameters
None.
Outputs
| ID | Label | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mapped Network Drives | StringList | Active mapped network drives |
| 2 | Other Mapped Network Drives | StringList | Active mapped network drives (used only if character count exceeded 1020) |
Script Map Network Drive
- Version 1.0.0.0 – Initial release
Script Description
This script allows you to map certain network drives (e.g. F:/ to smb//my_network_folder), or to recreate them in case they disappeared (which helps to resolve an incident quickly without the need for access to Group Policies).
Execution context and suggested scheduling
Run the script as interactive user. The script should be executed manually.
A timeout of 120 seconds is recommended.
Parameters
| ID | Label | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Drive | Letter or letters separated by commas to assign the network drive |
| 2 | Network Path | Absolute path or paths separated by commas |
| 3 | Delay In Seconds | Number of seconds (0..30) to delay the execution to avoid network overload |
Outputs
| ID | Label | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Map Status | String | Result of execution |
| 2 | Mapped Network Drives | StringList | List of mapped network drives |
Further Information
Network paths cannot contain commas. Even though a comma is allowed in Windows paths, it is used by Nexthink to split parameters into multiple values.
Content
Remote Actions
Required Modules
Nexthink Act
Platforms
Windows
Compatibility
V6.14 and later
