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brian
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      02-05-2004, 06:29 PM
when i create a user sometimes i forget to map their home
dir before they login for the first time. so i put in the
right path and drive letter.i have them logoff and log
back in again. my docs doesn't map. i can see the drive
under my computer as a network drive but i need my docs
to be mapped to that newtork drive.

when i don't forget to put in before they login, their my
docs is mapped. everything works great. i need it to work
because users go to diffent computers every day.

Why is that?
is there a way around it?

i am using windows server 2000
 
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Rob Elder, MVP
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      02-06-2004, 02:45 AM
Why use home folders at all. In an AD domain environment, a group policy
for folder redirection is much better. You can redirect the local My
Documents folder to a network share.


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> when i create a user sometimes i forget to map their home
> dir before they login for the first time. so i put in the
> right path and drive letter.i have them logoff and log
> back in again. my docs doesn't map. i can see the drive
> under my computer as a network drive but i need my docs
> to be mapped to that newtork drive.
>
> when i don't forget to put in before they login, their my
> docs is mapped. everything works great. i need it to work
> because users go to diffent computers every day.
>
> Why is that?
> is there a way around it?
>
> i am using windows server 2000



 
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