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Home Folders
Name: amal Date: December 14, 2000 at 09:28:27 Pacific
Comment:
I have DC with AD installed in WIN 2000 and with 10 win 2000 prof workstation attached to it. How do i tell workstation to save your data into to the DC, home folder of users, without saving user data into the local machine.
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assume i have DC with AD installed. I crate a user call "amal" . I have win 2000 workstation attached to my DC, same domain. now amal will log on to the domain for win 2000 workstation and he uses his word processor, ms word. i want his data to save to his home folder in DC not to the local machine. Please tell me how to do this.
Name: Anonymous Date: December 14, 2000 at 10:28:35 Pacific
Reply:
If this is a Win2k pc Right click My Documents/select Properties. In the target path type in the home dir. on the server. If it is a WinNT pc share the users home folder and map a drive letter to it.
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