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by 5jgibbs
it would be in GP.. under user configuration.. windows settings, folder redirection.. then you must have a file server running so your can map things like My Documents and Desktop to different places..
for example. .your alies for mapping a user would look like this
\\server\user_store\%username%\desktop
"note that the desktop and username will be automatically filled in for you depending on your choices"
hope this helps
Jeremy
by 5jgibbs
ok ok.. hmm... let me think
to me it sounds like a permissions error..
try this.. from an XP box.. thats joined the DOMAIN
go to start then run
you should have a file server running.. mine is called \\server
so see if you can get to the users or user store folder by doing this
\\server\"name of place were user folders are stored"
if you can access this.. permissions are prob not a problem..
now.. try this.. under the advanced tab.. make a group in active directory users and computer .. .call that group access
when under advanced in folder redirection.. it will give you the option of make this available to users that are only part of the "group" that you specify. So, assign a user with the group access.. and then try it.. let me know how all this works out..
Jeremy
by curlergirl
One thing to check that usually trips people up - in order for Folder Redirection to work for the My Documents folder, the user has to have Ownership (not just Full Control) to the entire folder that resides on the server. So you need to go to the server and give each user Ownership of the folder and all subfolders that will be used for his or her redirected files. For example, assuming you are using the user's home folders, you would have a structure something like: \\server\Home\%username% for each user. The %username% folder level and below is where they have to have ownership.
Hope this helps!
by wdeklerk
Maybe not the answer u were looking for but pls do not forget the $ after username on the shares and the path.
It makes it kinda "hidden" for snooping eyes
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