We had a network administrator that worked with us for about 1 month. He setup a Network library and created a Login script. The Logon script is an applescript app that calls a .command file with shell commands. These two files are located in /Network/Library/Scripts/. In Workgroup manager the guy made one group run the application /Network/Library/Scripts/Login. He set it up to run an application at startup instead of using logon scripts.
Everything ran fine until my IT director decided to add this to each user group. Now I have over 8000 users trying to mount the /Network/Library/Scripts share and not disconnect. It slows the network logins down to a dead stop after 150 users attach.
Is there a shell command that will disconnect the share or do I have to reconfigure this?
Everything ran fine until my IT director decided to add this to each user group. Now I have over 8000 users trying to mount the /Network/Library/Scripts share and not disconnect. It slows the network logins down to a dead stop after 150 users attach.
Is there a shell command that will disconnect the share or do I have to reconfigure this?