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The best solution would be based on a Login Script.<br />
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In order to provide you with more details you have to let me know the following.<br />
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1. Is there a different File and Print server at each site?<br />
2. Do you have an each site defined in Active Directory Sites and Services?<br />
3. Do you have any OU for each site?<br />
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Basically you would create a login script that would detect either:<br />
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Enviornmental Variable<br />
IP Address<br />
Submet<br />
other<br />
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then map a H: drive via NET USE to the location
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The best solution would be based on a Login Script.

In order to provide you with more details you have to let me know the following.

1. Is there a different File and Print server at each site?
2. Do you have an each site defined in Active Directory Sites and Services?
3. Do you have any OU for each site?

Basically you would create a login script that would detect either:

Enviornmental Variable
IP Address
Submet
other

then map a H: drive via NET USE to the location

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Details:<br />
1. Yes, there is a different file-server at each location. The print-server is also different. But to make it more difficult, there are canon copy-machine at each location. Site B has to be able to print to a big copier (copy-center for the school) at site A.<br />
2. Each site has been defined.<br />
3. AD is the same. I have a few OU's (Student, Teachers, Staff, ComputerPerRoom, Groups)<br />
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I have succeded in using net use. But how do I detect the diffrent sites?
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Details:
1. Yes, there is a different file-server at each location. The print-server is also different. But to make it more difficult, there are canon copy-machine at each location. Site B has to be able to print to a big copier (copy-center for the school) at site A.
2. Each site has been defined.
3. AD is the same. I have a few OU's (Student, Teachers, Staff, ComputerPerRoom, Groups)

I have succeded in using net use. But how do I detect the diffrent sites?

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I'm setting up 2 sites, same AD but diffrent file-server.<br />
How can I give a user 2 homefolders. One for when he logs in at site 1 and one at site 2?
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I'm setting up 2 sites, same AD but diffrent file-server.
How can I give a user 2 homefolders. One for when he logs in at site 1 and one at site 2?

Same User, Different homefolder depending on site

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