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: 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: Audit Object Access: Reports file and folder access. Must be implemented here, and then the individual file/folder must be configured for auditing wit...
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: 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: 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: 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: I'm sorry I did not see that post. "Show up where? Just enter the path in the user's profile." Sorry again for being vague. I meant it would show up ...
Summary: \\server\users\<user>`^$ the syntax is wrong. You can't use ^ and putting a $ is not required to hide the folder from other users. You need to giv...
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: look at this for roaming profiles: http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/Library/b41402c2-c982-4bfb-891e-91b47f211e181033.mspx and this for c...
Summary: Isolating FTP UsersFTP user isolation is a solution for Internet service providers (ISPs) and Application service providers who want to offer their cu...
Summary: Dave, I'll make a suggestion here that deviates from IIS a bit. I was in a similar situation some time ago, and found that IIS for the FTP Server side...
Summary: Create a group on the domain called LocalPCAdmin, add the group to the local administrator group on the end user PCs, then when a user requires this p...
Summary: Hi guys. The boot drive on my server died last night, so i reinstalled S03 and had to set up AD again - recreate all users, GPO etc. The user home di...
Summary: I am running a .vbs script to assign home drives to users in a 2003 server domain. Script works fine. I assign it thru the Default Domain Policy as a...
Summary: I have problems with error "home directory inaccessible". But if I use "Do not isolate users" it works, but if I use "Isolate users" I get that error ...
Summary: Our company got rid of roaming profiles some time ago - they caused a lot of headaches for us. Someone suggested we use desktop authority. It does ...
Summary: I've one PDC and an additional DC in a win2k3 domain. There is a file server too. User Home Directories are mapped as a drive to \\fileserver\users\us...
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: 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: One way to do it, set the share path in the user's account eg: \\server\home\user, on the server go to the home folder eg: H:\home\ check to make sure...
Summary: Hi Everyone, Im running a 2003 server and recently setup a website which i wanted to secure off. So i set a server side account and went to IIS and re...
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:...
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