RE: User Profiles Not Being Created

From: Matt Greer (MattGreer_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 07/02/04


Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2004 14:30:01 -0700

OK, I've done that. What's interesting is that the folder won't even let administrators get into it. On the server it shows that 'user1' had no permissions assigned to it at all, but from the client machine I can get into the folder just fine.

So that's done, but the folder is still empty. I've logged on and off the client machine several times, including a power-off shutdown. I just typed 'gpupdate' at the command prompt to see if that will change anything.

But the folder is still empty. :(

Matt

"Steven" wrote:

> Don't create the User1 folder. In the profile path, enter
> \\Server\Profiles\%username% and let it create folder for
> you. Because you created the folder User1, it doesnt have
> proper permissions set for User1 to access it.
>
> Steven
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >I installed Windows 2000 Advanced Server and went through
> the process of installing Active Directory so that I could
> enable roaming user profiles. I created a directory on
> the slave hard drive that is shared with the entire
> network. I then created a subdirectory called 'user1' in
> that directory. I went to the Users and created a user
> called 'user1'. I then went to a WinXP client machine and
> logged on as 'user1'. After the logon process finished I
> then logged off and went back to the server to see if the
> profile was stored. It wasn't. The 'user1' directory is
> empty.
> >
> >For the profile path, I set it up as
> \\Server\Profiles\user1
> >
> >The name of the server is, indeed, "Server". The whole
> purpose of this activity is so that I can back up people's
> profiles using the tape backup installed on the server.
> All the clients are running Windows XP.
> >
> >What am I doing wrong?
> >.
> >
>



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