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The standard network command for doing this is
called NET RUN  

I have no idea if this is supported by the Windows NT client.

It is documented in the OS/2 Server documentation.

There is also a utility called AT that can schedule jobs
on the server. 

Either one will do what you want if the NT system supports
the commands.

Lorne Sunley

On Wed, 5 Jul 2000 20:54:14, "Thierry S." <tsa@libertysurf.fr> wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Please I need help on a special, medical, application...
> 
> I have a OS2 server, with a medical application database server,
> with tcp/ip connection, I have a NT client, with medical application
> client....
> 
> I have a printer on LPT1 on the NT client, shared
> I redirect the shared LPT1 of the OS2 server on the printer attached to the
> LPT1 client,...
> ....and it's working,
> 
> but if the client shutsdown accidentaly, the "net use LPT1:
> \\dvclient1\HPLaserJ" on the OS2 server is lost !
> 
> So I need to launch a REDIRECT.CMD file, that I created on the server (with
> some lines comand inside) from the "startup folder" of the NT client when
> this client machine reboot, to reactivate the redirection on the server !
> oops !
> 
> Question : is it possible to launch a file *.cmd on a OS2 server from a NT
> workstation batch file in the startup folder of NT ?
> 
> Thanks a lot for answers.
> 
> A new OS2/NT user ... ;-)
> 
> Thierry.
> 
> 


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Lorne Sunley