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Problem mapping user's home folder in Windows 2008 TS session

Asked by drapeaur in Windows Server 2008, Windows 2003 Server, Windows XP Operating System

Tags: Windows 2008

Our domain controller is a Windows 2003 Standard SP2 server running Active Directory.  Users can log onto their XP Pro desktop and map their home folder with no problems.  

I am setting up a Windows 2008 server and running terminal services on it.  When I log onto a user account, either locally on the server or through a remote desktop session the user's home folder does not get mapped properly.  In Active Directory, on the Profile tab for the user's Properties, the user's home folder is defined as:  
Connect to: H:  To:    \\servername\users$\jsmith

All user folders are located under the \users$ folder.

The logon script that runs when the user logs in maps the users home folder as follows:
net use h: /d /yes
net use h: /home

When I test logging on either locally on the server or through a remote desktop session the user's home folder gets mapped as H: but it points to the \users$ folder on the server.  So, what happens is the user has an H: drive, but they can see and access all user folders within the \users$ folder.  This can't be allowed.

I tested and retested this.  I feel the problem has something to do with how Windows 2008 server maps drives vs. Windows 2003/XP but not sure.  Any assistance you can provide is greatly appreciated.  Thank you.
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