Summary: I am very new to Windows server. My school offers free licenses for a lot of Microsoft products and I had an extra computer lying around so I decided...
Summary: I got a call from a client stating that after setting up roaming profiles with gpo folder redirection on a 2003 std. server with XP pro PC's the user...
Summary: I have 120 users on a school network. I want them all to use the same mandatory profile. So I created a test user on a client machine I then logged in...
Summary: Hello Everybody, We have a weird problem here… We have all our users on roaming profiles Win XP SP2/ SP3 under Windows 2003SBS Domain. There is a i...
Summary: Hi I work at a NOC all the Users have roaming profiles with admin rights for the local machine where we sit... I just saw today that every one is abl...
Summary: Hi, we have users with roaming profiles on our Windows domain. The servers are running Windows 2003 and the PCs a mix of XP Pro and Vista. The followi...
Summary: Hi I have a few questions and just looking for some suggestions, we have 2 nt server 4 which we will upgrade to 1 x Win 2003 server, and one backup ...
Summary: I wonder if anyone can help me? I have a problem that I've been trying to resolve for the past week. The scenario is this: I have set up server 2003 ...
Summary: I hope someone can help me, because I'm a relative newbie at networking. I'm migrating the 15-20 machines in my church from peer to peer to a Windows ...
Summary: Hi All, I haven't had any formal training on windows server so I apologise if I seem dense... I have a network running 2003 server with about 55 XP PR...
Summary: I've got a 20 computer network running XP clients with a 2003 domain controller. I have setup roaming profiles (at least I thoght I had) but its givin...
Summary: Im setting up a “test” network to help me while I’m studying Network Management. I have 2 machines joined together with a simple cross-over cab...
Summary: I have finally cracked the strange XP to windows 2000 server issue... many people suggested it to be a DNS problem, which is true, however I have not ...
Summary: We just went to complete Server 2003 domain with Terminal Services Profiles and Citrix. We have Roaming Profiles set. Our users have WYSE thin clients...
Summary: hi; i have a problem with outlook and roaming profiles.(imap) I am told that i have to redirect the .PST to a folder on the server.(network path) so i...
Summary: I want to use roaming profiles including Outlook POP/SMTP mail (I don't have Exchange Server). Am I right that this works rightaway (on all XP clients...
Summary: Roaming profiles not working Imagine the scene, I have just set up an NT4 server PDC, as far as the server software is concerned inc service pack 6. I...
Summary: Hi, We have a domain here with around 15 clients, some of them are notebooks. But when somebody logs on while they not connected to the domain they'll...
Summary: If I'm logged into the domain, via the XP pro, under a user with full admin rights and I go to control panel >> System >> Advanced >> Settings (User ...
Summary: How can I get programs to follow the user profile in roaming profile. When logging on from remote location users are not able to view or use programs...
Summary: Hi i was just wondering but if i create a roaming profile on windows 2003 and have a vista machine on the same domain will the vista be able to use th...
Summary: Server is w2003, SP2 fully patched, clients are XP pro, mix of sp2 and 3. I'm seeing the following behavior: User's account is set to require a chang...
Summary: Your best bet would be to google "roaming profiles" and "mandatory profiles". The results should give you a good start. I wouldn't recommend going any...
Summary: Ok, I have a friend who is looking to use roaming profiles in a library setting. Here is what he wants to do: Have a separate roaming profiles for ap...
Summary: Im having a weird problem with my Roaming Profile's. The folder/share is set with what I beleive to be proper permissions and works fine as long as th...
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