NT connect\creating home directory

You are going to have to share the actual user folder and map a drive directly to it. Hope this helps.

Share the users home folder itself. You may also want to make it hidden (by adding $ to the end) for the purposes of security.
Example will look like this:
\\servername\%username%$
You shouldn't have problems after that.

Kristen,

You can only have three components to a path for a users home directory, such as:

\\server_name\share_name\%username%

Therefore you need to shared the \users directory for this to work. As suggested above you may wish to make thisa hidden share (with a $ at the end of the share name) so that your users do not map to this directory when browisng network neighbourhood and hence have access to all other user drives.

One other tip would be to modify the file and directory permissions of each user directory to Administrators - Full Control and Username - Change Control. This prevents the more technical users from acessing each others user drives and prevents the individual user from changing the permissions to keep Administrators out.

Regards,

JB.

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