ShinyApples
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Roaming Profiles
HI
I have setup roaming profiles for about 50 users and have just started the process of adding computers to the domain i have also started loggin theses users on to there relavant machines.
now the profile is created with no problem on the server but once i then log the users off and log back on again we get the following error.
event id1525
Windows has detected that Offline Caching is enabled on the Roaming Profile share - to avoid potential profile corruption, Offline Caching must be disabled on shares where roaming user profiles are stored.
event id 1509
Windows cannot copy file \\Golden\Profiles\lferreda
DETAIL - The specified server cannot perform the requested operation
event id 1511
Windows cannot find the local profile and is logging you on with a temporary profile. Changes you make to this profile will be lost when you log off.
theses systems are Fujitsu Laptops and desktops.
now i have checked the permission on the server and the user in question has the following rights
Profiles folder is shared and the share permission are FC everyone
NTFS permission are administrator
Administrator FC
Creater Owner special
System FC
Users read exec
The permissions applied to the users profiles folder are users has full control and administrator has full control due to a group policy which i have applied. i orignally thought this was the problem and removed but problem still occurs.
offline caching was enabled on the share and i have removed this. still getting problems when the users try to logon?
cheers
ShinyApples
I have setup roaming profiles for about 50 users and have just started the process of adding computers to the domain i have also started loggin theses users on to there relavant machines.
now the profile is created with no problem on the server but once i then log the users off and log back on again we get the following error.
event id1525
Windows has detected that Offline Caching is enabled on the Roaming Profile share - to avoid potential profile corruption, Offline Caching must be disabled on shares where roaming user profiles are stored.
event id 1509
Windows cannot copy file \\Golden\Profiles\lferreda
DETAIL - The specified server cannot perform the requested operation
event id 1511
Windows cannot find the local profile and is logging you on with a temporary profile. Changes you make to this profile will be lost when you log off.
theses systems are Fujitsu Laptops and desktops.
now i have checked the permission on the server and the user in question has the following rights
Profiles folder is shared and the share permission are FC everyone
NTFS permission are administrator
Administrator FC
Creater Owner special
System FC
Users read exec
The permissions applied to the users profiles folder are users has full control and administrator has full control due to a group policy which i have applied. i orignally thought this was the problem and removed but problem still occurs.
offline caching was enabled on the share and i have removed this. still getting problems when the users try to logon?
cheers
ShinyApples
ASKER
OS is Server 2003 and Clients XP
where do i turn the the web service off?
where do i turn the the web service off?
Click Start, click Control Panel, double-click Administrative Tools, and then double-click Services. Find the 'Web client service' right click and choose stop.
This will syop the service. Then logon the try your roaming profiles.
This will syop the service. Then logon the try your roaming profiles.
ASKER
its already disabled?
What service Pack have you got on the workstation?
Also, Have alook to see if security update 885250 have been installed.
To find out go to Add and remove programs, you will be able to see all the security updates.
Thanks
To find out go to Add and remove programs, you will be able to see all the security updates.
Thanks
ASKER
SP 1 on windows 2003
XP clients SP 2
yes this update has been installed
XP clients SP 2
yes this update has been installed
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What OS are you using on the server and the client PC?
Have you tried to disable the Web Client service on the server? If you haven't, it’s well worth trying.