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Mobile accounts in Snow Leopard

Asked by timace-uk in Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard), Snow Leopard (OS 10.6), Windows 2003 Server, Apple Networking

Tags: snow leopard, mobile, accounts, Active Directory, Windows, Mac, OS X, password

I am trying to enable mobile accounts on my Macbook Pro running snow leopard.
It is authenticating to Active Directory and is Showing my AD home folder but it is using a local mac home folder and just picking up my docs from the server and placing it in the dock.

When i goto enable mobile account it says you need to log off, it prompts for my password, accepts my password then goes back to my login screen, when i go back to system preferences it reports that mobile accounts is off.

Basically i can't get it to turn on, anyone got similar issues under SL and any solutions or even wild stabs in the dark would help at the moment as my entire iTunes library is in limbo not to mention my FCP edits that won't sync to my domain for editing on my desktop

any help greatly appreciated

timace-uk

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Mobile accounts in Snow Leopard

Asked by timace-uk in Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard), Snow Leopard (OS 10.6), Windows 2003 Server, Apple Networking

Tags: snow leopard, mobile, accounts, Active Directory, Windows, Mac, OS X, password

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