An error occurred while querying for the user's Redirected Folders data.
As I understand relocating certain default shares (such as the Users' Redirected Documents on SBS 2008 is best done using the provided Wizard (SBS Console, Backup and Storage, Server Storage).
I am trying to use this on a client's server, but am getting the following error:
[Window Title]
Move Users' Redirected Documents Data
[Main Instruction]
An error occurred while attempting to move the Users' Redirected Documents data.
[Content]
An error occurred while querying for the user's Redirected Folders data. This can occur if you moved the FolderRedirections folder to a different location, or if you changed the letter of the drive where the folder is located. This can also occur if files in the FolderRedirections folder are open.
[Close]
There are no open files on this share. I have also not modified this in any way.
Trying to Google this error is like finding a needle in a haystack...
Has anybody got some advice / ideas ?
I am trying to use this on a client's server, but am getting the following error:
[Window Title]
Move Users' Redirected Documents Data
[Main Instruction]
An error occurred while attempting to move the Users' Redirected Documents data.
[Content]
An error occurred while querying for the user's Redirected Folders data. This can occur if you moved the FolderRedirections folder to a different location, or if you changed the letter of the drive where the folder is located. This can also occur if files in the FolderRedirections folder are open.
[Close]
There are no open files on this share. I have also not modified this in any way.
Trying to Google this error is like finding a needle in a haystack...
Has anybody got some advice / ideas ?
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Absolutely, I would have liked to use the Wizard though... just makes things easier.
Also - with SBS it is always preferable to use a wizard when available, as opposed to doing things manually.
Also - with SBS it is always preferable to use a wizard when available, as opposed to doing things manually.
...as long as the wizard works. Which is less frequently with SBS 2008 than the more mature SBS2003
Technigogo Technology Services
Austin, Texas
Technigogo Technology Services
Austin, Texas
Are you running the "Folder Redirection" setup via the wizards?
Have you gpupdate a workstation and checked to see if folder redirection is working?
Have you checked in the Group Policies manually to see if anything is changed?
Technigogo Technology Services
Austin, Texas