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enable folder redirection in group policy
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arnold

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Thank you David.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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cgeorgeisaac

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You should absolutely be doing folder redirection (to a DFS Namespace) to make it easy on your users. The DFS Namespace makes it easy for you.<br><br>Enable folder redirection via GPO.
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Thank you HelloThere and Kevinhsieh. &nbsp;Much appreciated.
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We have users who have saved their personal files on &nbsp;Terminal Servers taking up lot of space. &nbsp;WE would like to ask them to save their personal files &nbsp;on their personal network drives. However, we do not want this to occur again ie. users saving files on the Terminal Server. &nbsp;How can I stop or block this going forward please OR Could&nbsp; this be REDIRECTED to their personal network drives?&nbsp;&nbsp;
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We have users who have saved their personal files on  Terminal Servers taking up lot of space.  WE would like to ask them to save their personal files  on their personal network drives. However, we do not want this to occur again ie. users saving files on the Terminal Server.  How can I stop or block this going forward please OR Could  this be REDIRECTED to their personal network drives?  

How to block  uses to write or save files on  Terminal Servers?

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