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Have you checked the permissions to the u$ share? If you go to server 2 and right click on my computer then manage you can look at the shares permissions. It looks like you are creating the users folder at the root of the U: drive on Server 2? If that is true you should move the users folder to a subfolder on U: and then share the subfolder. For example make a folder called Docs and share it as Docs$ giving domain users full control at the share level. Use NTFS permissions to lock down the folders to the users. The home folder would looks like this \\server2\docs$\%username% The % sign at both ends makes it pick up the name of the logged on users. An easier way to accomplish this is to use Group Policies and document redirection. You can redirect the users "My Documents" folder to this location. At the same time you have the option to lock the users folder that is created down to the user automatically.

Hope this helps.