2012 R2 server GPO drive mappings show red X
2012 R2 server GPO drive mappings show red X, though once clicked access is available.
Have found a post, specifying to set Default domain policy with drive mappings, but we have different groups that map to different locations.
We'll most likely be adding other GPO's per group/companies to map their specific locations based on permissions. Is there a way to make the drive not show this red X? Found where AutoCAD will not show previous drawing links, on initial screen at startup.
Have found a post, specifying to set Default domain policy with drive mappings, but we have different groups that map to different locations.
We'll most likely be adding other GPO's per group/companies to map their specific locations based on permissions. Is there a way to make the drive not show this red X? Found where AutoCAD will not show previous drawing links, on initial screen at startup.
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Benjamin - we use GPO. You actually helped with the mapping question last time.
If I understand you correctly, there is a group of people who have mapped a network drive and they have a red X when the drive is mapped?
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Set another MapDrive in the same GPO for troubleshooting, if it works fine so select update/replace in action for that faulty MapDrive as Benjamin Voglar ask you to do.
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I read about LDAP setting and changed this to None, which resolved the problem, so far.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj852234.aspx
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj852234.aspx
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Found a solution myself and applied. Good to go, so far. Thanks
With logon script or GPO Preferences?
Have the user permissions to access to the share ?