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This is how users log in to our system: local machine > users would then RDP to a virtual workstation > from virtual workstation they would then click on either PRODUCTION shortcut (\\productionserver\mapped to Y drive ) or TEST (\\testserver\mapped to X drive) shortcuts (batch file) Both PRODUCTION...

We have two servers, one PRODUCTION and one TEST. I've created two shortcuts on users desktop: TEST PROD The problem is, they both use M drive to access a resource. Essentially, what I want is when I run TEST application on local machine, I want it mapped to M:\testserver\share and vice versa. When ...