K1000 v7.0.121306 - Inventory - Summary - Volumes - Mapped Drivers.
Does anyone knows why native Inventory does not return mapped drivers as Volumes instead of "runkbot 4 0"?
Yes, when I execute "runkbot 4 0" KACE shows all mapped directories my computer has.
Because I really would like to know if its possible to do in regular inventory.
Yes, when I execute "runkbot 4 0" KACE shows all mapped directories my computer has.
Because I really would like to know if its possible to do in regular inventory.
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Posted by:
chucksteel
7 years ago
When the client runs the inventory it runs in the system context which does not have any mapped drives. When you run it manually it runs in your user context so the drives are available.
Posted by:
SMal.tmcc
7 years ago
Create a kscript that runs as current logged in user:
see
http://www.itninja.com/blog/view/create-cirs-to-show-current-users-mapped-drives-and-networled-printers-presented-at-dell-world-user-forum-2014-lessions-from-the-field
Note: you no longer need the vbs file to hide the batch file with the current version of the k1000
wmic logicaldisk where "drivetype='4'" get deviceid,providername > C:\ProgramData\Dell\KACE\user\NetworkDrives.txtthen use a CIR to read that file.
see
http://www.itninja.com/blog/view/create-cirs-to-show-current-users-mapped-drives-and-networled-printers-presented-at-dell-world-user-forum-2014-lessions-from-the-field
Note: you no longer need the vbs file to hide the batch file with the current version of the k1000
Posted by:
redegazeta_fcruz
7 years ago
Is there another way to make KACE executes the inventory in the user context?