Re: Home Directory

Forgot to add that the clients are Windows 98 machines. The script works
fine on the XP Pro machine I tried it on.....

"Tom Melosi" <tmelosi@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:uUtm5VEqFHA.2444@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I am trying to setup a fresh out of the box 2003 standard server (Was using
>nt 4.0 server). I am basically a dad volunteering his time at his kids
>school - so I don't have alot of experience with this. I have setup AD and
>have added a couple of user accounts to "test". I went through alot of the
>posts on the "Server" newsgroups and have succesfully created user
>accounts. I have created a "users" directory and shared it with the proper
>permissions (been on the jsifaq site quite a bit lately). When I add a new
>user and type in a home directory, the folder gets created with all the
>correct permissions. I have a simple login script that maps the drive for
>each user. The problem is that it maps the shared folder for all users
>instead of the individual user. The main problem with this is although
>they cannot access the other folders, they can still see them. I would
>like to map it so they can only see their folder.
>
> login script I am using that maps the folder
>
> net use h: \\server\users /home
>
> I have tried to use the following line (and variations of it):
>
> net use h: \\server\users\%username%
>
> I get error 50, you attempted an operation that cannot be performed from
> your computer or that is not supported on the specified server.
>
> We were able to do this on the NT server, but we had to go share each
> folder in order for this to work - jsut looking for an easier way......
>
> TIA
>
> Tom
>
>
>


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