Closed elephantgrenades closed 2 years ago
https://github.com/nicolonsky/IntuneDriveMapping/wiki#adding-network-drive-mapping-entries
On 19 Aug 2021, at 18:46, elephantgrenades @.***> wrote:
Our org uses the $env:USERNAME variable to map our user folders. Looking at the script, I can't see a way that doesn't treat that as a string. Is there a alternative way to map the drive with a variable name?
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Apologies. I should have used clearer language. I'm looking for a way to use a variable as the label display name. So, H: maps as $env:USERNAME. If Joe Smith's AD account was jsmith, then H: would map as jsmith in WIndows Explorer.
Display Name - reflects the name displayed in windows explorer.
Is that possible?
Bump. Anyone have an idea if what I'm asking is possible?
I finally had time to look at this more in depth and found that if the Display Name is left blank or labeled as null the drive maps with the name of the logged in user. Thanks.
Our org uses the $env:USERNAME variable to map our user folders. Looking at the script, I can't see a way that doesn't treat that as a string. Is there a alternative way to map the drive with a variable name?