what software is needed to use the win98 machines?? What if DFS is not being
used??
Rob Jones, Developer
Lightspeed Systems
www.lightspeedsystems.com
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Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 11:10 AM
To: NT 2000 Discussions
Subject: RE: Win2K Home Folders Not Mapping...
You may wish to check the "Bypass traverse checking" right which
allows users to drill through folders to which they don't have rights to
access folders to which they do have rights.
Also note that using the GUI interface for browsing the folder to
map will only map to the share. If you manually type in the complete path
it should be able to map to a folder within the share.
Also note that all this relies upon DFS. If the clients are Win9x
then they need extra software to allow the DFS abstraction. AIR NT prior to
SP4 will also have similar problems so NT clients need the latest SP as
well.
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Todd Pukanecz
Virginia Tech, AHNR IT
Blacksburg, Virginia
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> -----Original Message-----
>
> I've created a new Windows 2000 Server and enabled Active
> Directory. I want
> all users to have drive 'H' mapped to their home folders on the Win2k
> server, so while creating each user account, I specified that
> they were to
> Connect H to \\servername\Users\user_folder
> <\\servername\Users\user_folder
> <\\servername\Users\user_folder> > (servername is the Win2k
> server's name,
> and user_folder is the subdirectory I want to use).
> The directory gets created as a result of making the above
> entry during user
> account creation, but when the user logs in, no mapping takes
> place. If
> after logging in the user attempts to map H to their home
> folder (using
> Explorer), H only maps to \\servername\Users <\\servername\Users
> <\\servername\Users> > - it won't append their directory.
> The user has
> total rights to their directory, so I don't think that is the problem.
> Knowledge Base was of little use - anyone have any ideas of
> what could be
> going on here?
>
> Rob Jones, Developer
> Lightspeed Systems
> www.lightspeedsystems.com
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