map display {on|off} 

Specify whether drive mappings display on-screen as they map during login. This usage defaults to display on. 

map errors {on|off} 

Specify whether drive mapping errors display on-screen as they map during login. This usage defaults to map errors off. 

map [root] [ins] drive:=path 

Map a drive to a network directory. 

root 

Make path the virtual root of drive. Use this if you do not want users to access directories above path or if an application expects to find files in a certain relation to the root of a drive. 

ins 

Insert path into the DOS PATH environment variable. 

drive 

Specify any valid local or network drive letter or search drive number. You can also use the letter s followed by the number n, where n represents the desired position in your search path for the path. This also assigns the next available drive letter to the mapping, starting with Z and working backward. 

path 

Specify the name of server and the volume, or the drive letter and the full directory path on the drive or server. This specification defaults to the current server. 

map drive:=drive: 

Temporarily map a local drive, typically a drive letter such as F or G, to a network directory. You cannot access the local drive until you delete the mapping. 

map n path 

Map the next available network drive to the server, volume, and directory specified in path. 

map del drive: 

Delete a map from a local drive.