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SBS 2003 Folder Redirection/ GPO Question
Hey Guys,
I had a quick question (and apologies if this has been asked before!, I tried searching but couldn't find anything conclusive). I have a SBS2003 setup where in every user gets a 'user' folder under the User Shared Folders (which ultimately consists of a User Document folder). I wanted to disable that so that no user gets a User Shared Folder, is there a way I can do that? Does going to Shares (Local) under Server Management and disabling the share on User Shared Folders sufficient to stop that?
Second, instead of that, I have created a folder Hierarchy on my root folder with a following structure
-Root
-- HR
-- Operations
-- Accounting
-- Sales
I have groups that correspond to each Role, so User A is part of Group HR, and I would like a GPO that checks what Role it is, and display a shortcut to Root/HR on their respective desktops. Is that possible?
Thanks for your help in advance!
Best,
J
I had a quick question (and apologies if this has been asked before!, I tried searching but couldn't find anything conclusive). I have a SBS2003 setup where in every user gets a 'user' folder under the User Shared Folders (which ultimately consists of a User Document folder). I wanted to disable that so that no user gets a User Shared Folder, is there a way I can do that? Does going to Shares (Local) under Server Management and disabling the share on User Shared Folders sufficient to stop that?
Second, instead of that, I have created a folder Hierarchy on my root folder with a following structure
-Root
-- HR
-- Operations
-- Accounting
-- Sales
I have groups that correspond to each Role, so User A is part of Group HR, and I would like a GPO that checks what Role it is, and display a shortcut to Root/HR on their respective desktops. Is that possible?
Thanks for your help in advance!
Best,
J
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Thank you, this would work perfectly!
do a batch file for each user group
:Existing File server
NET USE M: /DELETE
New File server
NET USE M: \\server2\HR
stick in gp under user logon script and you done ( group policy tied up to organizational unit of given users)
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