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Folder Redirection - Multiple users on same machine

Asked by ShadowInq in Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Windows XP Operating System, SBS Small Business Server

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Hello,

I manage a small network of 12 XP machines and 1 Windows 2003 server.  I have successfully set up folder redirection for desktops and my documents using group policy.  It works just fine.  There is an issue however when multiple users share a workstation.  When file synchronization begins for each user it then tries to sync BOTH users files.  Clearing the offline file cache before syncing solves the issue, at least for that sync.  Basically the offline file cache is holding files for both users and trying to sync those files for both users.  It will then give errors when it tries to sync the wrong users files, because the current user doesn't have permission.  Is there a way to make it so that only the CURRENT user's files are synced?

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