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1. So Everything to be shared (to all Domain Users) we can put it at Netlogon folder, right ?<br />
2. So all the network printers in the domain will be put at Netlogon folder, am i right ? (Even i still do not know how to do it)<br />
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Tjie
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1. So Everything to be shared (to all Domain Users) we can put it at Netlogon folder, right ?
2. So all the network printers in the domain will be put at Netlogon folder, am i right ? (Even i still do not know how to do it)

Tjie

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Hi,<br />
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1. I am still confused with the &quot;NETLOGON&quot; folder or file?<br />
2. What is its FUNCTIONS ?<br />
3. If it is a folder, Do we have to create it or it comes AUTOMATICALLY with the Server's installation?<br />
4. If it is created automatically, where does the PATCH?<br />
5. What is its relationships with Logon Scripts ?<br />
6. .... etc<br />
7. Somebody can help ?<br />
8. Thanks<br />
<br />
Tjie
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Hi,

1. I am still confused with the "NETLOGON" folder or file?
2. What is its FUNCTIONS ?
3. If it is a folder, Do we have to create it or it comes AUTOMATICALLY with the Server's installation?
4. If it is created automatically, where does the PATCH?
5. What is its relationships with Logon Scripts ?
6. .... etc
7. Somebody can help ?
8. Thanks

Tjie

What is &quot;NETLOGON&quot; folder or file ?

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What is &quot;NETLOGON&quot; folder or file ?

What is "NETLOGON" folder or file ?