msha094
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Terminal Server 2003 User Profiles
We have a windows terminal server 2003 that we have just installed and require a separate windows folder for each user. I realise its not an actual windows (working directory) but just a copy under each users profile. I have seen this before located in documents and settings\user\windows on the terminal server but dont know if its a GP setting and cant figure out how to set this up. This is required as we need to use a separate ini file located normally in c:\windows\exact.ini. At the moment each user on the terminal is sharing the same ini which is not ideal. Also the ini location cannot be redirected in the software.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
how many users are we talking? do you use roaming profiles?
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There are around 10 - 15 users and as they are using terminal server, effectively they are using roaming profiles (if you get what i mean).
i have not heard of a situation where each user is given an individual windows directory.
Did you install the app via Add/remove programs (you must do it this way for terminal servers)
does the app vendor have a Term server document procedure?
Did you install the app via Add/remove programs (you must do it this way for terminal servers)
does the app vendor have a Term server document procedure?
well you could always just manually create that directory for them under their profiles...GPO wont do it but a script would do it auto for you.....you understand its just a simple folder though yes?
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hmm possibly could be, although there was mention of that folder needing to exist in the users directory...depending on the app, it may be possible to change the pathing of where it looks....just a thought
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It doesnt need to be in the users directory, but i have seen it set this way and wondered if there was any redirection that does this (ie app data). The server is already in so it would be hard to change drive letters etc.
not really......waht exactly is held in this folder?