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Active Directory Home Path
I am trying to change the profile path for several users within the same Organizational Unit in Windows Active Directory, by a vbscript function
In particular, this is the settings I made in a script.
usr.LoginScript = "script.bat"
usr.HomeDrive = "Z"
usr.HomeDirectory = "\\portale\portale\aree_Di partimenta li\g_rad"
usr.SetInfo
Into the AD users and computers, after script execution, I find the right settings, but when the users logon to own windows client, drive Z is not mapped.
If i write this parameter manually into AD U&C Profiles, drive Z is mapped correctly on the client.
1) The directory share \\portale\portale\aree_dip artimental i\g_rad already exists on the server
2) Every users are members of G_RAD group
3) G_RAD group has full permission on \\portale\portale\aree_Dip artimental i\g_rad
what can I do? I prefer to avoid to use windows logon script ...
Thanks in advance
In particular, this is the settings I made in a script.
usr.LoginScript = "script.bat"
usr.HomeDrive = "Z"
usr.HomeDirectory = "\\portale\portale\aree_Di
usr.SetInfo
Into the AD users and computers, after script execution, I find the right settings, but when the users logon to own windows client, drive Z is not mapped.
If i write this parameter manually into AD U&C Profiles, drive Z is mapped correctly on the client.
1) The directory share \\portale\portale\aree_dip
2) Every users are members of G_RAD group
3) G_RAD group has full permission on \\portale\portale\aree_Dip
what can I do? I prefer to avoid to use windows logon script ...
Thanks in advance
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Thanks merowinger, I'll try to add : in the homedrive properties...
I'll send to you a feedback
I'll send to you a feedback
k good luck!
I'm not 100% maybe the : is not required...but give it a try :)
I'm not 100% maybe the : is not required...but give it a try :)
Right click the collection and select properties.
You can change this Home drive setting on all of them at once, provided they simply point to the same place.