"My Document" is over riding User's Home directory
Hi,
I thought I post this since the problem does my head spinned......
I have a client that I managed with the following group policy setup.
"My Document" Redirect to the user's home directory
The root folder of the user's home directory has the following permissions:
In the advance sharing permission, Everyone has full control permission
Security (tab), authenticated user has only LIST FOLDER CONTENT and READ permission.
From the AD, the user's profile is enable, the home directory connect to \\server\home\%username%
ISSUE:
When a new user is created, then he/or she logons to the domain using Terminal Server Session, under the home directory root folder, instead of the USERNAME will appear, the "My Document" shows up - but if you put your cursor on the "My Document", below the Windows Explorer screen, it shows the User's name.
Does anyone has a clue why 'My Document' is over riding the user's home directory?
My client is using W2K8 R2
Appreciate your input.
I thought I post this since the problem does my head spinned......
I have a client that I managed with the following group policy setup.
"My Document" Redirect to the user's home directory
The root folder of the user's home directory has the following permissions:
In the advance sharing permission, Everyone has full control permission
Security (tab), authenticated user has only LIST FOLDER CONTENT and READ permission.
From the AD, the user's profile is enable, the home directory connect to \\server\home\%username%
ISSUE:
When a new user is created, then he/or she logons to the domain using Terminal Server Session, under the home directory root folder, instead of the USERNAME will appear, the "My Document" shows up - but if you put your cursor on the "My Document", below the Windows Explorer screen, it shows the User's name.
Does anyone has a clue why 'My Document' is over riding the user's home directory?
My client is using W2K8 R2
Appreciate your input.
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