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As administrator, when i click the user profile it says access denied.

By sudu.mlk ·
Hi,

I am using VMware workstation and i installed the windows server 2003 in it.

I created a shared folder named profiles for the users to use roaming profiles.

The user profile is successfully created when i created the DFS path to that folder(profiles).

I logged as administrator and opened profiles shared folder and when i click the user profile folder it says you dont have permissions to use the network resources access denied pls contact administrator.

pls help me out.

thanks

sudu.mlk

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by lowlands In reply to As administrator, when i ...

only the system account and the user have access. you'll have to take ownership of the folder

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prepopulating the user

by curtis.barney In reply to by default

there is an easier way. create a new user named "new user".give him what security settings you would want the users to have. Now log off as admin and log on as new user. Now you can landscape the desktop to what you want the accounts to look like and further configure settings. Log off and log back in as admin. right click My Comp, select Properties. in the system properties dialog box select the advanced tab. This will open the users dialog box. Now whenever you create a user profile come to here and select "new user", copy to, and this will open the copy to dialog box. Now wherever you have the user profiles saved to (UNC) select the one you just made and ensure it is the last subfolder in the path.
ex. \\Server1\Profiles\JohnDoe
Don't hit OK yet.
In the permitted to use section click "change" select "advanced" and "find now". In this list should be the name "JohnDoe" you just created. select that name and hit ok. It will show the just selected name as user name @ domain name.
ex. JohnDoe@Server1 click ok again. and you should be good. do this for every new user you create before they log on and they will have the same profile you created for "new user". Sorry this was lengthy, it works great for me.

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Change permissions

by Jacky Howe In reply to As administrator, when i ...

This is how I change Permissions. Set it up like this and run userperm.bat

The Administrator and the User has full control over the Folder.
You will need 3 files.

Yes.txt
y

chperm.bat
xcacls %LOGONSERVER%\profiles$\%1 /T /G "Administrators":F %1:F <YES.TXT


UserPerm.bat
call c:\chperm.bat user1
call c:\chperm.bat user2
call c:\chperm.bat user3


I normally copy these files to the root of the Server.

Just add the Users to UserPerm.bat as per example.

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