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I have a Citrix environment with three remote access servers. One of the remote access servers fails to map client drives.
When I look into the event log I see, "Windows cannot update your roaming profile". EventID 1504.
I'm not sure what is different with this server. It was working but decide to start failing. I'm running a w2k3 with Citrix presentation server 3.0.
Thanks for any help.
Fred
When I look into the event log I see, "Windows cannot update your roaming profile". EventID 1504.
I'm not sure what is different with this server. It was working but decide to start failing. I'm running a w2k3 with Citrix presentation server 3.0.
Thanks for any help.
Fred
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Do these users have a Terminal Services Roaming Profile?
your using both "folder redirection" and "roaming profiles" at the same time?
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I guess so. My users are remote logging into Terminal servers. Since Citrix does a load balancing I wanted to provide the folder redirection so there data is the same no mater what server they log into.
In my enviroment we had to configure both a standard roaming profile (for users that move between workstations) and the terminal server roaming profile. Roaming profiles from different software enviroments can cause instabilities on a terminal server. How big is the roaming profile in question? Is "My Documents" being redirected as well?
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Yes, the "My Documets" is being redirected as well.
I got things back and working, although I'm not sure if I solved the problem. I deleted all the local servers "Documents and Settings" directory. I also added the user security group full access to this directory. I'm not sure if adding the user security groups was the fix because it is not that way defined on the other servers. However, staff is now logging in and working.
I'm not conviced the problem is solved, yet. Right now I have about 13 users logged in. It just doesn't make much sense. I'm going to do more trouble-shooting tonight.
free
I got things back and working, although I'm not sure if I solved the problem. I deleted all the local servers "Documents and Settings" directory. I also added the user security group full access to this directory. I'm not sure if adding the user security groups was the fix because it is not that way defined on the other servers. However, staff is now logging in and working.
I'm not conviced the problem is solved, yet. Right now I have about 13 users logged in. It just doesn't make much sense. I'm going to do more trouble-shooting tonight.
free
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50 people in my environment.
fred
fred
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typing problems:
I deleted everyone's profile directory in the "Documents and Settings" directory. I also added the user security groups full access to the "Document and Settings" directory.
fred
I deleted everyone's profile directory in the "Documents and Settings" directory. I also added the user security groups full access to the "Document and Settings" directory.
fred
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I accepted NJcomputernetworks because the eventsid site sent me in the direction I needed to go.
Thanks for all your help.
Fred
Thanks for all your help.
Fred
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These are roaming profile accounts and I do have folder redirection for the my documents, desktop, application data and start menu. These roaming profiles work on two of the three remote access servers. I do have them belong to a "remote desktop users" group and have local rights.
fred