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The example script maps drive L to a share that is based on the logged in user name by using the xanetuse.exe command installed with the ExactAccess client. The example demonstrates the available environment variables and command line parameters that will be passed to the script when it is executed.

Login.bat

@Echo Off
cls
rem -the command processor receives the MAPDRIVES or UNMAPDRIVES command as the first parameter
rem -the command processor receives the XA Username and Domain as parameters
rem -the command environment ALSO contains the XAUsername XAUserDomain environment variables
rem -these can be BLANK if no previous user was logged in (at log-in, XA performs an UNMAP with no user)
set XA_UserName=%2
set XA_UserDomain=%3

echo XA_Username is %XA_UserName%
echo XA_UserDomain is %XA_UserDomain%
echo XAUserName is %XAUserName%
echo XAUserDomain is %XAUserDomain%
echo XAINSTPATH is %XAINSTPATH%
echo.

if %1==MAPDRIVES goto MAP
if %1==UNMAPDRIVES goto UNMAP
echo -invalid parameters-
goto done

:UNMAP
echo Performing %1
"%XAINSTPATH%xanetuse" l: /d
echo Unmap complete
goto done

:MAP
echo Performing %1
rem use variables to choose a drive in the script
rem provide a valid share path in the line below
"%XAINSTPATH%xanetuse" l: "\\server\users\%XAUserName%"
echo.
set el=%el%
if "%el%" EQU "1219" (
echo ERROR SESSION CREDENTIAL CONFLICT
) else (
        if "%el%" EQU "1202" (
         echo ERROR DEVICE ALREADY REMEMBERED
        ) else (
                  if "%el%" EQU "85" (
                   echo ERROR ALREADY ASSIGNED
                  ) else (
                          if "%el%" NEQ "0" (
                          echo failed to map drive - error %el%
                         )
               )  
        ) 
) 
:done
echo mapping complete

If you are not using the _scriptpath_ entry to specify a script, you can assign drive paths directly to the drive letter parameters. You can specify drive paths using command line variables ( %XAUSERNAME% %XAUSERDOMAIN% and %XAINSTPATH% ) which will be expanded when the drive is mapped for the user.