edutech4schools Posted July 3, 2012 Posted July 3, 2012 Thought it about time I play with redirecting the 'my docs' folder to all users home folders, but the root path setting in the policy does not stay how I have entered it. when I type \\server\share$\%username% and click ok it takes me back out to the policy editor window, but if I go back in to the policy the %username% has been removed. Info: 2008 r2 server GP settings = basic Target = redirect to the following location root path = \\server\share$\%username% Drive layout = d:\home\staff\username Shares = staff and username any advice?
edutech4schools Posted July 3, 2012 Author Posted July 3, 2012 %homedrive% does stay in the GP setting but even though the policy is applying to the test pc it does not redirect the folder. hohum
andydis Posted July 3, 2012 Posted July 3, 2012 in the GPO user config > windows settings > folder redirection > my documents ( right click the my documents) and properties , under target folder locations , from the drop down list select "redirect to the users home directory" under the settings tab unTICK "grant user rights..." and "move contents......"
edutech4schools Posted July 3, 2012 Author Posted July 3, 2012 in the GPO user config > windows settings > folder redirection > my documents ( right click the my documents) and properties , under target folder locations , from the drop down list select "redirect to the users home directory" under the settings tab unTICK "grant user rights..." and "move contents......" Done this but when I gpupdate /force it comes back with an error about the gp not being successful. Just a thought but currently the home drive is mapped using a gpo and not in the user AD settings which I would imagine the above method needs.
edutech4schools Posted July 3, 2012 Author Posted July 3, 2012 Will do but thought that Target = redirect to the following location root path = \\server\share$\%username% was the method used in my situation.
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