Logging On To Windows Automatically; Setting Up A Remote Windows Computer For A Backup - NEC Univerge UM8000 Installation Manual

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1.4.2.5 Mapping a Windows Network Drive
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Logging On to Windows Automatically

An OS/2 voice messaging system can be configured to automatically
log on to the Windows network using the following procedure:
1.4.3.1 Automatically Logging On to Windows Using NetBIOS
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Setting Up a Remote Windows Computer for a Backup

When creating a back up of the OS/2 voice messaging system, set up a
Windows computer without a Windows network domain.
To set up this configuration, follow the applicable set of procedures on the
following pages. For more detailed instructions, ask your network administrator
or refer to the Windows network documentation.
On the voice messaging system, go to an OS/2
command prompt.
Specify a drive name for the NetBIOS share directory
by typing:
net use x: \\<server>\<share> <ENTER>
Where <server> is the name of the Windows
computer and <share> is the name of the shared
directory on the Windows computer.
Make a backup copy of the Startit.cmd file. Go to the
OS/2 command prompt and type:
e c:\startit.cmd <ENTER>
Go to the beginning of the file and insert the following
command lines. If you are not using a domain, insert
everything except: /d:domain.
logon <userid> /p:<password> /d:<domain>
<ENTER>
net use h: \\<server>\<share>
Use the correct values in place of <userid> and
<password>. <Server> is the Windows computer
name, and <share> is the Windows directory share
name.
Save the file, then exit the text editor.
Shut down the OS/2 voice messaging system blade
by moving the shutdown switch to the SHUTDOWN
position. After the system has fully shut down, move
the shutdown switch back to the RUN position then
press the reset button to restart the system.
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