A server technician needs a way to map a network drive to all the users in the company. Which of the following could the technician use to accomplish this task?

A logon script is an executable script that runs automatically when a user logs on to their computer, typically managed through Group Policy in a domain environment. This script can contain commands, such as `net use`, to establish persistent network drive mappings for the user, ensuring the drive is available every time they log in.

Disk management is a utility used for managing local hard disk drives and partitions on a single machine, not for mapping network drives to multiple users across a network.

Group membership defines which resources a user can access based on their assigned group, but it does not directly map network drives; it governs access permissions to them.

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is used for monitoring and managing network devices, not for configuring user-specific drive mappings.