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Mapping home directory

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Hi, Running a domain with about 60 users, mostly fine except a handful of users dont get thier home directory mapped properly. It should be H: mapped to \\ferrari\users\s.smith for example, however for this small number of users they are being mapped to \\ferrari\users It works for everyone else and the profile is the same in active directory (i'm using the profile tab to connect H: to \\ferrari\users\username) Also a batch file runs with this line NET USE H: /home /yes Thanks

Name: wanderer
Date: June 29, 2009 at 06:36:50 Pacific

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/persistent: yes not /yes old technique for troubleshooting; put a pause in the script after each line and echo on so you can see which line gives an error. This may give you a clue as to where the error is. I would also check licensing to make sure you have enough concurrent licesnses.

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