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Hi,<br />
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You should set permissions on the folders manually.. So the script doesn't take care of permissons on the folder.. 
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Hi,

You should set permissions on the folders manually.. So the script doesn't take care of permissons on the folder..

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rhandels:<br />
Let's imagine a situation where 500 new accounts are needed every year. For example in a school this could be possible. I just don't think they set the permissions manually for each &nbsp;folder.
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rhandels:
Let's imagine a situation where 500 new accounts are needed every year. For example in a school this could be possible. I just don't think they set the permissions manually for each  folder.

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I'm afraid so, you will have to set them manually.. You can however make sure that the profile is created automatically, this doesn't work (yet) for home folders.. If you do this whilst creating the new user (i guess if one user a week joins, you do this manually) just add this bit into the process of creating a new user..
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I'm afraid so, you will have to set them manually.. You can however make sure that the profile is created automatically, this doesn't work (yet) for home folders.. If you do this whilst creating the new user (i guess if one user a week joins, you do this manually) just add this bit into the process of creating a new user..

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I tryied XCACLS, and I think it can do the job inside the script.
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I tryied XCACLS, and I think it can do the job inside the script.

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I have a script which creates multiple user accounts, and the script gets the user information from a csv-file.<br />
Every user has a home-directory (Z:\) in server.<br />
The script fills the users basic information correctly, but doesn't allow the user to acces its own home-directory.<br />
Home directory should have permissions to user and the domain administrator.<br />
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I'm sorry but I don't have that script to show right now.
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I have a script which creates multiple user accounts, and the script gets the user information from a csv-file.
Every user has a home-directory (Z:\) in server.
The script fills the users basic information correctly, but doesn't allow the user to acces its own home-directory.
Home directory should have permissions to user and the domain administrator.

I'm sorry but I don't have that script to show right now.

multiple domain accounts and their settings

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).