Différence entre logon path et logon home

- --logon path is telling to NT (NT4, 2000, XP) clients where to find the profile of the user %U

- --logon home is telling to 9x (95, 98, Me) clients where to find the profile of the user %U, but also telling to all Windows variants, what share to use for "net use driveletter: /home" the diference is that win2k and winxp clients do this mapping without having to do that in a logon script, using logon drive for that (if there is nothing mapped onto it before e.g. by a logon script in this case they would map it to driveletter Z). The problem is that this clients have the "feature" of mapping drive letters to subfolders of shares, unlike other windows versions, which will map the share, ignoring any subfolder of it (or give an error if you try it on command line).