Windows Server 2000/2003 Thread, possibly a simple question ? in Technical; Guys We redirect my documents
Documents are stored like this C:\Share\Staff\Username
The share is obviously the share and within the ...
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15th July 2011, 10:51 AM #1 possibly a simple question ?
Guys We redirect my documents
Documents are stored like this C:\Share\Staff\Username
The share is obviously the share and within the staff folder what should happen is every time a new user is created in AD the directory %username% should be created at first login.
This is where im confused I have turned off inherit permissions as i dont like it . But every time a new user is created in AD they have the 'inherit permisson' box checked ..
Is there a way to disable this ?
Plus i have had to give the staff group write access to this folder so they can create the My documents folder . Which i dont really want to do as the individual user folders inside pick this up as they have the inherit box ticked.
Any help here please ?
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15th July 2011, 12:02 PM #2 DW i have figured it out
If i set the home drive path to the redirected documents path it will create the folder when i create the account
. So then the Staff security group wont need write access/read access to the Staff folder.
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29th September 2011, 04:23 PM #3 You have your shares on the server C drive??
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30th September 2011, 08:23 AM #4 
Originally Posted by
CHR1S
You have your shares on the server C drive??
Nope on a file server on a seperate partition , was used as an example.
But this was a bit of a stupid question as i should have known the answer but was a nackard that day
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30th September 2011, 09:06 AM #5 Ahh, good, was going to say....
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