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Standard AD - auto-map a network drive

Posted on October 14, 2021  (Last modified on October 23, 2024) • 1 min read • 138 words
Cloud: Aws   Cloud   Active Directory   Windows   Series  
Cloud: Aws   Cloud   Active Directory   Windows   Series  
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Note: This post is part of a series (Part 3):

  • Part 1: AWS managed AD - first steps after creation
  • Part 2: AWS managed AD - add user RDP permissions
  • Part 4: (AWS managed) AD - give local admin rights to domain users

Situation: You have this beautiful AD system, and you want to auto-map a network drive for your users using AD GPOs.

Problem: You don’t know how.

Solution: This post.

  • open group policy editor
  • create USER policy “AD GPO map network drive”
  • edit it
    • select “USER configuration / preferences / windows settings / drive maps”
    • right-click “new”
    • create share
  • you should force-apply the new GPOs on the target host using gpupdate /force

Hint: It’s easiest if you perform thost actions as the DOMAIN\Admin user, so you don’t have to enter that user’s password all the time.

 (AWS managed) AD - give local admin rights to domain users
AWS managed AD - add user RDP permissions 
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