[windows2000] Re: Roaming Profile ?
- From: "Rob Beekmans" <R.Beekmans@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2002 08:54:16 +0100
Gunnar,
I think you're looking on the wrong side of the problem.......
What would do in your case is create a default user profile for that
environment and cpy it's profile over the default user profile.
Fill in the terminal serve rprofile path in the usermanager and you're
ready to go.
User logs on and uses the default user profile for it doesn't have a
roaming profile yet in the specified location.
After logging off it copies the profile to the specified location.
The next time the profile is found in the specified location and they
have a roaming profile.
No need to do it the other way around.....
Hope this helps
Grx
Rob Beekmans
Technical consultant
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Verzonden: vrijdag 8 november 2002 20:45
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Onderwerp: [windows2000] Roaming Profile ?
I have just set up a Win2k TS box in a NT 4.0 domain. Everything seems
to be running fine and I know to use usrmgr.exe. However, I am having
no luck at getting roaming profiles to work. The options is simply
grayed out. I have tried removing the profile and recreating it
locally, then copying that to the server using the Copy To.. button. No
matter what I try though it will not allow me to click the radio button
"Roaming Profile" in the change type button. I have the profile
directory set up in users properties in the PDC but it won't even look
at the server.
Please help I have the rest of the day before Citrix stops allowing my
people to use the one server that is running.
Gunnar
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