Cmd Command To Map Network Drive -

net use \\Server01\Projects The share will appear under "Network locations" in File Explorer, but not as a drive letter. If your current Windows login doesn't have access to the share, specify another account. You will be prompted for the password:

net use Z: \\Server01\Projects /user:DOMAIN\john.doe P@ssw0rd123 Persistent vs. Temporary Mappings By default, mapped drives are persistent —they reconnect automatically after you log off and back on. To create a temporary mapping that disappears when you log off, use: cmd command to map network drive

net use Z: \\Server01\Projects /user:CONTOSO\jsmith * Listing Current Connections To see all active network drives and connections: net use \\Server01\Projects The share will appear under

net use Z: \\Server01\Projects If the command succeeds, you will see: The command completed successfully. You can now open Z: in File Explorer. Sometimes you only need to access a share without cluttering your drive list. You can create a connection without a letter: Temporary Mappings By default, mapped drives are persistent

:: Map department drives net use H: \Fileserver01\HomeFolders%username% net use S: \Fileserver01\Shared\Sales net use P: \PrintServer01\Scans