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Folder redirection not working properly
I have many accounts configured with folder redirection, and some are not synchronized, these accounts have the correct permissions and GPO is configured correctly.
Is there any way to see that is not synchronized?
what tests i could do to see where the problem is.
Are There any error log synconizacion?
Is there any way to see that is not synchronized?
what tests i could do to see where the problem is.
Are There any error log synconizacion?
Windows Server 2008Network AnalysisIT Administration
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notacomputergeek
Are the folders redirected to network shares or local? If network, if you use \\ipaddress\share, does it produce different results than \\dnsname\share?
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The folders redirected are in a network share.No difference result if i enter via ip or dnsname.
The problem is i have profiles (folders) dont update in 3 month ore more.
The users log in his user account normaly without problem (in diferents computers) but the folder in netwok share dont syncornitze, and the last modified date in network folder is 3 months ago or more.
i redirected the desktop and the documents folder only.
Maybe they may have problems with offline file?
what test i could do? i have over 200 profile dont sync
The problem is i have profiles (folders) dont update in 3 month ore more.
The users log in his user account normaly without problem (in diferents computers) but the folder in netwok share dont syncornitze, and the last modified date in network folder is 3 months ago or more.
i redirected the desktop and the documents folder only.
Maybe they may have problems with offline file?
what test i could do? i have over 200 profile dont sync
Open a comand prompt and paste the following command:
gpresult /z > file.txt && notepad file.txt
Copy and paste the results.
You'll probably want to omit the top portion which identifies your computer, domain controller and any other information you wouldn't feel comfortable posting on the internet.
gpresult /z > file.txt && notepad file.txt
Copy and paste the results.
You'll probably want to omit the top portion which identifies your computer, domain controller and any other information you wouldn't feel comfortable posting on the internet.
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I had some similar issues at one of my client's offices and configured all the computers in the domain to prefer IPV4 over IPV6. That seemed to fix the resolution/connection flakiness. This setting can also be configured through GPO.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2533454
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2533454