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Greetings Shawnjoyner,<br />
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Open AD -&gt; Right Click on user name -&gt; Properties -&gt; select Profile tab -&gt; under Home Folder frame click on Connect option -&gt; Select Drive letter -&gt; in To textbox type UNC path to users home directory (like: \\Fileserver\users\shawnjo<wbr />yner) -&gt; Click OK.<br />

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Greetings Shawnjoyner,

Open AD -> Right Click on user name -> Properties -> select Profile tab -> under Home Folder frame click on Connect option -> Select Drive letter -> in To textbox type UNC path to users home directory (like: \\Fileserver\users\shawnjoyner) -> Click OK.


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No worries, simulposting happens all the time. &nbsp;:-)
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No worries, simulposting happens all the time.  :-)

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In AD how do you set up a user to automaticaly map to their user home directory share (mapped network drive)? &nbsp;Thanks!
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In AD how do you set up a user to automaticaly map to their user home directory share (mapped network drive)?  Thanks!

Mapping a network drive though AD

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