daneil16 Posted July 10, 2014 Posted July 10, 2014 Hi guys, trying to set a folder redirection for the My Documents folder to a users network drive on the local server. I already have the users home folder mapped to N: which works fine I have disabled offline files as a computer settings and set a folder redirection in the user side under Policies - Windows Settings - Folder redirection - My Documents to 1.Basic - redirect everyones folder to the same location 2.Create a folder for each user under root path 3.Root path as \\servername\Users\Students\Work Am I missing something here? Also this is in a test OU so no other policies are affecting the user or computer Any ideas would be greatly received!
round2it Posted July 10, 2014 Posted July 10, 2014 Hi guys, trying to set a folder redirection for the My Documents folder to a users network drive on the local server. I already have the users home folder mapped to N: which works fine I have disabled offline files as a computer settings and set a folder redirection in the user side under Policies - Windows Settings - Folder redirection - My Documents to 1.Basic - redirect everyones folder to the same location 2.Create a folder for each user under root path 3.Root path as \\servername\Users\Students\Work Am I missing something here? Also this is in a test OU so no other policies are affecting the user or computer Any ideas would be greatly received! are you missing %username% as what you have done is set everyones docs to the same place
Foresthippy Posted July 11, 2014 Posted July 11, 2014 "redirect everyones folder to the same location" setting shouldn't need %username% as the user specific stuff gets appended automatically. Can the users in question access the share ok using UNC? Any events in eventviewer about failed redirection?
MordyT Posted August 5, 2014 Posted August 5, 2014 You have missed %username%. Read one post above yours.
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