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 have a Windows Server 2003 Domain with 70+ user accounts. Each user account has a home directory mapped to a folder on the file server. The mapping ...
Summary: 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 ...
Summary: I have recently joined a domain. I have a Server 2003 box that is a member of the domain sharing all of my home directories. All of my users can con...
Summary: K, here’s a tricky one, For some reason, the previous member of staff set up the home directory’s for users in strange format: \\filestore101\user...
Summary: I am adding user home directory using profile tab, connect to X: \\ad1\userdata\%username%. Everything is working fine, users have there individually ...
Summary: Im using AD so in the profile I have users mapped to their home directory. Sometimes it maps to just their home directory and sometimes it maps the wh...
Summary: Hi, I run windows server 2003 enterprise and want to know what the "home directory" is in a users porerties. Is is a directory for there "my documents...
Summary: Thank you. I'll give that a try. I still would like to know why this happened in the first place. TO JENNIFER SUMN: Please read the original posting i...
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: 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: Any body has an idea about this problem, please post! I have share folders in win 2003 that is running iis, file server, and ftp. No Active Directory....
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: I just set up the Roaming profiles and had the same problem at first, here is what I ended up doing... set up a hidden share for ALL users to have acc...
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: Have a Windows 2003 Terminal Server setup, that is also doing domain logins (Active Directory) for a local network. I want users both logged onto the ...
Summary: I have a vbs script that is suppossed to look into AD and find any security group that follows the the format [map {drive letter} to {share name} on {...
Summary: CAN ANYONE PLEASE SOLVE A "COULE" OF PROBLEMS?? I HAVE A ACTIVE DIRECTORY DOMAIN IN WIN 2K3 NAMED ALPHA AND GROUS AND USERS....WITH PERMITIONS ...SHAR...
Summary: Ok recently all the network mapping in the domain have switched to the old NT4 %HOMESHARE% %HOMEPATH% style for example if i typed in pushd \\servern...
Summary: Hello, I have a new file server and creating home directories on the server for all users. Each user has a folder and it is mapped through group poli...
Summary: We have just recently deployed 2 new webservers running Server 2003 Enterprise Edition. The servers were brand new fresh install of the OS. After ...
Summary: Howdy,.. let's see if I can shine some light on things for you... 1) The 192.168 range of IP's is more than enough (efficient) for your current netwo...
Summary: Not to worry, I've found a solution. Creating a backup of the home directories using ntbackup.exe, and then restoring them on the new DC retains the N...
Summary: You might try looking into folder redirection instead. You could easily redirect their My Documents and Desktop folder and just leave off the file syn...
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