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Thank you. I was please to assist and good luck going forward. ... Thinkpads_User<br />

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Thank you. I was please to assist and good luck going forward. ... Thinkpads_User


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Right now I have a small domain network that uses roaming profiles. Server 2008 with XP Pro clients. Becuase I use roaming profiles, if I log onto one computer, my files synchronize back to the server and are available when I log onto the next computer.<br />
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I want to take one comuter to use as a home workstation. The challenge is now that since the computer will not be able to reach the domain when I log on at home, the files will not synchronize. I know I will be able to log on because my credentials are cached but how can I get around this file synchronzation thing? &nbsp;<br />
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I have a cisco SSL VPN but to my knowledge this will only work after the user logs in. Is there a way to have the files sync after the vpn is connected or is there a different approach I should be using?<br />
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Right now I have a small domain network that uses roaming profiles. Server 2008 with XP Pro clients. Becuase I use roaming profiles, if I log onto one computer, my files synchronize back to the server and are available when I log onto the next computer.

I want to take one comuter to use as a home workstation. The challenge is now that since the computer will not be able to reach the domain when I log on at home, the files will not synchronize. I know I will be able to log on because my credentials are cached but how can I get around this file synchronzation thing?  

I have a cisco SSL VPN but to my knowledge this will only work after the user logs in. Is there a way to have the files sync after the vpn is connected or is there a different approach I should be using?



Offline Files Synchronization Over User VPN

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