sbs_login_script.bat - What exactly does it do

[bobby]

I have 1 client PC on the LAN that gets an error only while logging into the
network that says, "The ordinal 21 could not be located in the dynamic link
library..." I have narrowed it to the login script b/c if I browse directly
to the script, I get the error when I try to run it. Everyone is using the
sbs_login_script.bat w/ no problems. I have removed the script from the user
who logs on and no errors on login . What are the ramifications for not
using this script? It is running a setup.exe that is looking for apps that
need to be installed on the client. Everything is already on the client, so
I do not know exactly what the script does. Any suggestions will be
appreciated as always.

[TOP]

My guess is the same as yours: The batch file is looking for installed apps
(shared fax client et al.) and installing them if not found. There's a
problem with a DLL (corruption?) but since setup has already run you can
safely leave it out of the profile.

Post by bobby
I have 1 client PC on the LAN that gets an error only while logging into the
network that says, "The ordinal 21 could not be located in the dynamic link
library..." I have narrowed it to the login script b/c if I browse directly
to the script, I get the error when I try to run it. Everyone is using the
sbs_login_script.bat w/ no problems. I have removed the script from the user
who logs on and no errors on login . What are the ramifications for not
using this script? It is running a setup.exe that is looking for apps that
need to be installed on the client. Everything is already on the client, so
I do not know exactly what the script does. Any suggestions will be
appreciated as always.

[warren bailey]

Why even use the default login script.. there's no use for it.. If you made
mod's to your login script, just go ahead and make a new login, and
propagate for all users

my login script.bat =
\\SERVER1\Clients\Setup\setup.exe /s SERVER1
*laugh* .. thats a hardcore login script if you ask me.. there's a ton of
resources for making your own login scripts to map drives directly etc

lemme know
//warren

Post by bobby
I have 1 client PC on the LAN that gets an error only while logging into the
network that says, "The ordinal 21 could not be located in the dynamic link
library..." I have narrowed it to the login script b/c if I browse directly
to the script, I get the error when I try to run it. Everyone is using the
sbs_login_script.bat w/ no problems. I have removed the script from the user
who logs on and no errors on login . What are the ramifications for not
using this script? It is running a setup.exe that is looking for apps that
need to be installed on the client. Everything is already on the client, so
I do not know exactly what the script does. Any suggestions will be
appreciated as always.

[Andrew Hodgson]

On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 08:35:03 -0800, "bobby"

Post by bobby
I have 1 client PC on the LAN that gets an error only while logging into the
network that says, "The ordinal 21 could not be located in the dynamic link
library..." I have narrowed it to the login script b/c if I browse directly
to the script, I get the error when I try to run it. Everyone is using the
sbs_login_script.bat w/ no problems. I have removed the script from the user
who logs on and no errors on login . What are the ramifications for not
using this script? It is running a setup.exe that is looking for apps that
need to be installed on the client. Everything is already on the client, so
I do not know exactly what the script does. Any suggestions will be
appreciated as always.

You got it, removing it will mean that if you want to pipe out apps to
the client using the SBS deployment system it won't work, its probably
a currupt Windows setup somewhere on that desktop.

Andrew.