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Basic question abour User Profiles<br />
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I understand that if a user logs into machine 1, then logs out, any changes made to the files in the local profile will be get copied back to the server (e.g. My Documents).<br />
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If the user logs into machine1 and machine2, then logs out of machine 1, then machine 2 (or similar) what is the end result on the server profile copy.<br />
I presume that the files from machine 2 (in this example) would end up on the server.<br />
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Also, what is the difference between a local and roaming profile; which is the norm?<br />
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Thanks<br />
SF
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Basic question abour User Profiles

I understand that if a user logs into machine 1, then logs out, any changes made to the files in the local profile will be get copied back to the server (e.g. My Documents).

If the user logs into machine1 and machine2, then logs out of machine 1, then machine 2 (or similar) what is the end result on the server profile copy.
I presume that the files from machine 2 (in this example) would end up on the server.

Also, what is the difference between a local and roaming profile; which is the norm?

Thanks
SF

Same user logging into more than one machine

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