Applies To | |||
Product(s): | MicroStation | ||
Version(s): | 08.11.07.171 | ||
Environment: | N\A | ||
Area: | Configuration | ||
Subarea: | General | ||
Original Author: | Marco Salino, Bentley Technical Support Group | ||
Select local Active Directory Server Using Windows System Variables
When an Active Directory domain is configured with multiple local logon
servers, it may be necessary to have Microstation pick up the correct
local server for each user, through the Windows System Environment
Variables, in the workspace configuration file.
There are, possibly, several ways for implementing this in Microstation
cfg files.
The most immediate would be to use %logonserver% system variable using
the default syntax: MS_VARIBLE = $(logonserver) as this should expand to
the name of the server the user is currently logged on, i.e. \\server01\
Sometimes it is reported that the using the %logonserver% variable is
not 100% reliable for some setups and in this case using the variable
%homeshare% - if defined in the login scripts - together wit the
'parentdevdir' variable definition reference - $(PARENTDEVDIR
(homeshare)) - should still expand to the name of the logonserver being
used.