Summary: I have home folders setup for several hundred users in each of their profiles. A couple of months ago a couple of users started complaining that their...
Summary: I would look at two things. 1) Check the way the shares are mapped. You can either set it up as per the previous post with shared folders for each us...
Summary: I’ve created a share folder in our domain and published it. I then wanted to automatically map a drive letter “P:” for our users to access. Wi...
Summary: When I setup a new user in AD Windows 2003 I get an error when trying to create the users home folder stating: "The home folder was not created becaus...
Summary: heya, Im setting up home folders and roaming profiles. I wanto know how do i assign the right permissions for a share structure. Atm Im setting up my ...
Summary: My home folders are on a windows 2003 DC. The home folders are contained in drive e. In AD the home folder option for the user is set to connect L:...
Summary: i have set up a volume (partition) for home folders on my server and shared it. i then created my users and set there home directory paths with \\ser...
Summary: a folder can be shared to a single user or everyone. I don't understand "I have tryed just adding the folder path onto the their own home folder path...
Summary: When I setup a new user in AD Windows 2003 I get an error when trying to create the users home folder stating: "The home folder was not created becau...
Summary: Making someone an administrator typically shows they don't know what to do so they take a shotgun approach. Rajoo, I would give everyone full control ...
Summary: We are having some intermittent problems with our home directory mappings in Active Directory 2003. They map correctly a lot of times, but sometimes t...
Summary: I am about to move a load of users from an old 2000 server to a new 2003 server. Changing each user's path to their home folder in Active Directory is...
Summary: Hello everyone! I'm trying to set a home folder for users in a domain.I set a path : H:\\server\home\user, when user logs in, he sees "home on 'server...
Summary: When I look at all the user home folders i notice two are always blue. Always the same ones. Im the only domain administrator. Anyone know why thei...
Summary: HI I have created a shared profile and home folders for users. when I go into the profile tab of the users, I can setup the profile but not the home ...
Summary: Set the permissions so that only Administrators and the correct user can access the shares. Make them Admin shares, (with a $) so that only people wh...
Summary: "Server, will there running a P4 3.2Ghz HT, 4Gig Ram, Currently got a pair of 80Gig SATA Raid1, but I am waiting for the delivery of two Scsi Drives t...
Summary: We recently setup a Server 2003 box and with Active Directory etc and configured the users with Roaming Profiles. Profiles were stored on the server (...
Summary: I have a folder redirection GPO which redirects the My Documents folder to the user's Home Directory (specified in their profile). It works beautifull...
Summary: Hi, Random problem in that users sometime have no mapped user area, and end up with a U:\ and not U:\pupils\2005\BloggsJ. The mapping is done through...
Summary: Try using a login script that edit the Windows registry: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders] "Fa...
Summary: Anybody know how to change the default location (\\dc\users shared folders\user\my docs) to another location. running out of space and created extend...
Summary: Dupe post's aren't appreciated. You should have just added to your first post what you forgot by using the "reply" box. Knowing what ftp software you...
Summary: google "mapping home folder" and look at some of the articles Imagine the power of knowing how to internet search http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/Teachin....
Summary: Set up a test profile for "average joe" user. Drive gets mapped okay, see it in explorer. Typing 'set home' at cmd seems to show the correct values fo...
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