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Name: gardenair
Date: February 8, 2006 at 10:26:08 Pacific
OS: winxp
CPU/Ram: 128
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In windows 2000 server , home folder the path is
\\server\Home Dirs\%username%

The % is new thingfor me.Plz guide me that instead of partcular user name why % "percentage" sign is used.

2-- In the user profile there is Member & Member of Tab .What is the difference in between them.
Thanks in advance.



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Name: Rob Golding (by robg63)
Date: February 9, 2006 at 03:02:37 Pacific
Reply:

!) %username% would be the username of whoever is logged on. It's like a variable in windows (they are called environment variables).

2) When you go into the properties of a user, you get the "Member Of" tab, you can specify which groups that user belongs in. When you go into the properties of a group, you get the "Members" tab. In there, you can specify which users belong in that group.

Hope that helps,

Rob


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Name: gardenair
Date: February 12, 2006 at 02:59:49 Pacific
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Tahnks for the reply. Plz can u also guide me any site from where i can learn all NTFS security policies which are implemented in windows 2000 server. example. Read,Wite, Execute,Full permission. Group policy etc etc


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