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Roaming home dir conflicting
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The following applies to 3 terminal server with MS srv. 2008 SP1 servers in a domain.
User home and desktop is redirected (roamed) using GPO. Everything has been working correctly.
Recently I changed the location of the users romed home directory i the GPO with the result that the terminal servers now believes that the home location is both at the old and the new location. I have used gpupdate and rebooted the servers several times.
This is the logged error:
Failed to apply policy and redirect folder "RoamingAppData" to "\\DBA\home$\eha\AppData\Roaming".
Redirection options=1001. (this is the new address)
The following error occurred: "Failed to build the list of regular subfolders under "\\fil1\tshome$\eha\AppData\Roaming"".
Error details: "Access is denied.
I have double checked that the GPO is correct.
How do I force the servers to get the correct location of the user home?
TIA
Eiliv
The following applies to 3 terminal server with MS srv. 2008 SP1 servers in a domain.
User home and desktop is redirected (roamed) using GPO. Everything has been working correctly.
Recently I changed the location of the users romed home directory i the GPO with the result that the terminal servers now believes that the home location is both at the old and the new location. I have used gpupdate and rebooted the servers several times.
This is the logged error:
Failed to apply policy and redirect folder "RoamingAppData" to "\\DBA\home$\eha\AppData\Roaming".
Redirection options=1001. (this is the new address)
The following error occurred: "Failed to build the list of regular subfolders under "\\fil1\tshome$\eha\AppData\Roaming"".
Error details: "Access is denied.
I have double checked that the GPO is correct.
How do I force the servers to get the correct location of the user home?
TIA
Eiliv
dhruvarajp
make sure the system has full access on the new location and force the gpupate again
Yes this error message would point to in accurate NTFS or Shared permisisons.
"The following error occurred: "Failed to build the list of regular subfolders under"
"The following error occurred: "Failed to build the list of regular subfolders under"
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System has full control both on file NTFS and share level
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