Also check this...
http://www.winnetmag.com/Windows/Articles/ArticleID/38284/pg/2/2.html
"Setting a profile path and home directory for terminal sessions.
Migrating profile paths from WTS to Terminal Services used to be painful
because the Terminal Services profile path—distinct from the user
profile path—wasn't exposed as a property of the user account object in
ADSI; therefore, you could configure the profile path only by editing
the user account properties either through the GUI or from the Tsprof
command-line tool. This information is now available to group policies.
The policies controlling user profiles and home directories are in the
root Terminal Services folder in Computer Configuration\Administrative
Templates\Windows Components. Enable Set Path for TS Roaming Profiles
and TS User Home Directory. To configure the profile path, include the
computer name and path to the profile directory; the server will fill in
the username automatically. If the path you provide doesn't exist (or
the server can't reach it), the account will use local profiles.
The same process applies to setting up the home directory—enable the
policy, type the Universal Naming Convention (UNC) name for the network
share, and assign a local drive letter, if necessary (for applications
that demand a drive letter). I don't generally recommend putting the
user home directory on the local terminal server unless you have no
other options; doing so gives users separate home directories depending
on which server they're connected to, complicating backups and making
locating user files difficult"
Jim Kenzig http://thin.net wrote:
********************************************************Use the TSPROF utility http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q186632/
Search thethin.net thin list archives on TSPROF and there are probably some in there.
Jim
Jonathan Kadoo wrote:
Just wondering if anyone has a script that they would be willing to share. I need to change the ts profile path for a whole mess of users and add them to a new windows group.
I am not a scripting guy but using a script would make this job a whole lot easier.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jonathan
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