[THIN] Re: too many profiles
- From: "Anderson, Frank" <Frank.Anderson@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2002 09:41:36 -0400
You can configure the policy via a "GPO" or the "Local Computer Policy" =
using the MMC. The policy is located in: "Computer =
Configuration/Administrative Templates/System/Logon/Delete cached copies =
of roaming profiles".
Also, wouldn't it be awesome if Citrix released the hybrid profile util =
in the next FR?
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From: James_Tam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:James_Tam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 8:50 AM
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Subject: [THIN] Re: too many profiles
use GPO to delete user's profiles after they logoff.
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W2K SP2 XPe FR2.
I have configured in user manager a Terminal Services profile path to =
point
to N:\Profiles. I have also changed the profile path in the registry to
point to this directory. Now I get at least two profiles for every =
user.
One is the user name followed by domain name. For example, user =3D =
adam,
domain =3Dmetaframe, the profile will be adam.metaframe. I also get a
profile just named after the user. Now if I log on locally instead of =
the
domain, I will get a profile in the pattern of username.servername. I =
also
get a different profile if I logon to the domain via the server console.
Same if I logon locally via the console. All in all, I can endup with 5
profiles
Anyone know of a way to clean this up? I need to be able to keep the
domain profiles. Locals, temps, caches, etc can go.
adam
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