Mounting Microsoft Windows network drives on Mac OS X

mount-windows-network-shares.scpt

## Mounting Microsoft Windows network drives on Mac OS X
## 
## Steps:
##   1) Make sure your machine has already been setup to use Active Directory and that
##      you are logged in as an Active Directory user. 
##   2) Open Terminal and run the command id (Copy the gid value... example: gid=1005104282)
##   3) Open AppleScript editor and the code below (adjust for your settings)
##   4) To test the mounts, click Run and open Finder to see if they mounted
##   5) If the drives mounted, then save the script as a script
##       (so you can edit it in the future if need be)
##   6) Then click on File Menu and choose Save As... (save the file as an Application Type)
##   7) Then open System Preferences, 
##      -- choose Accounts (Snow Leopard and Lower) or Users & Groups (Lion)
##   8) Click on the Login Items and click the plus sign button, add the application (not the script)
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## EXPLANATION: This script is basically looking for the gid (Group ID of the Active Directory), if that
##              gid value is there, it will run the following mounting script. If not, it will just end
##              the script.
##
## NOTE: gid is the Active Directory, group ID; make sure to copy the 10-digit 
##       Make sure to replace the IP Address and gid values below you with your values
##


if (do shell script "id") contains "gid=1005104282" then
	mount volume "smb://10.0.0.19/c$"
	mount volume "smb://10.0.0.19/public$"
end if