Re: network home folder not mapped correctly

From: "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" <lanwench@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2006 17:38:44 -0400

In news:AA622A73-B9C2-4468-B13C-E93B35AABD1C@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Doug P <DougP@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:

All users in my Active Directory domain have a home folder configured
in AD to automatically attach their z: drive to
\\server\home\username where home is the name of the share on the
server.
Frequently when clients login to the domain from XP Pro computers
that have just been rebooted, their z: drive gets mapped to
\\server\home instead of \\server\home\username. If they logout and
login again, the mapping is correct. This only happens on XP. All
2000 Pro clients always get mapped correctly.
Any ideas?

Do you use a login script?
What permissions do your users have on the "home" share, and what
permissions do they have on their own subfolder

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