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: Hi, i am setting up a new server for a project i have going on. And want to give my user a home application where they can store their info on the ser...
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: look at this for roaming profiles: http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/Library/b41402c2-c982-4bfb-891e-91b47f211e181033.mspx and this for c...
Summary: We use User ManagemeNT for creating users, home drives and profiles etc. It also has a feature to remove them all which we arent using yet. http://www...
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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: Trick is to address the apps that require admin level access. This is usually accomplished by either contacting the apps support/getting the work aro...
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: Typically here's what your drive structure should look like: \\server\users Where "users" is the folder under which all user folders reside. \\serve...
Summary: Hi, I have several questions: 1) I have setup a redirection GPO to my documents folder. I need to secure the data (in this folder). Can I set a GPO fo...
Summary: cetain user home drives are "access denied" to the domain admin - saying it is not the owner. Tried using xcacls.vbs at command line to take ownership...
Summary: Hi guys, I'm not a scripter however someone kindly wrote the below script for me a while back. It allows me to enter a username (via input box) and mo...
Summary: That looks right, but if it is getting stuck in the loop, you might try using something like For Each strFolder in permFolder instead of the for statm...
Summary: Hello, I have a problem with folder redirection. This is what is meant to be happening, when a user logs the my documents folder automatically links t...
Summary: I'm not sure what you are asking. If you are talking about user home folders, you can give them Full Control NTFS and Full Control Share permission t...
Summary: Im sick an tired of my docs not syncing up with the users home folder. I can do it fine from the domain level when I apply a group policy but that do...
Summary: Seems pretty simple to write a script that runs chkdsk on every drive upon logon and writes the results to a file in the users home folder. You could...
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