RE: Switch from Power User to User
- From: thomas <thomas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 08:11:05 -0700
> 1. How did you create A, B and C these user accounts? Did you use Add User
> Wizard (Server Management\Standard Management\Users) or any other methods?
Yes, Add user Wizard.
> 2. How did you redirect folders from client workstations to server? What
> folders did you redirect, My Document, or any other folders? If it is My
> Document folder, did you use My Document Redirection Wizard (Server
> Management\Standard Management\Shares (Local)?
Under Server Management > Shares (local) > Configure My Documents
Redirection...first choice. Redirect all My Documents folders to the default
shared folder for users on the SBS. That was already set up before I started
working here.
> 3. Did you disable synchronize any offline folders? How did you disable it,
> by group policy or any other methods?
I haven't tried to disable anything. Because I want the redirection to
happen. Just wasn't sure how to resolve the issue without making the users
Domain Power Users.
> 4. Can A, B and C log on to all domain client workstations?
Yes, but they usually only use one workstation. A with computer A...B with
computer B...etc. I have one user that uses a different workstation 2 days a
week. They actually use a workstation in a different city and log on to our
Server using Terminal Services.
> 5. How did you change A and B user permissions? Did you use Change User
> Permissions Wizard (Server Management\Standard Management\Users)?
Yes, under Server Management I used the change permissions wizard. Click on
the user then change user permission.
> 6. Whose account A, B or C did you use to produce this issue?
Both users that are Domain Users are affected by this problem.
> 7. Whose client workstation did you use to produce this issue?
Different ones. Either workstation has the same issue.
""Brandy Nee [MSFT]"" wrote:
> Hello Thomas,
>
> Thank you for posting back!
>
> From your reply, I assume that you situation is:
>
> A, B & C were power users, you created Folder Redirection, A, B & C can log
> on to all client workstations, you change A & B from Power User to Users,
> when you log on workstation, it failed to synchronize Power User C's
> folder. If I have misunderstood anything, please do feel free to let me
> know.
>
> From the information you have applied, I still cannot produce the issue
> here. So I need to gather more detailed information from you to reproduce
> your issue for troubleshooting, please see:
>
> 1. How did you create A, B and C these user accounts? Did you use Add User
> Wizard (Server Management\Standard Management\Users) or any other methods?
>
> 2. How did you redirect folders from client workstations to server? What
> folders did you redirect, My Document, or any other folders? If it is My
> Document folder, did you use My Document Redirection Wizard (Server
> Management\Standard Management\Shares (Local)?
>
> 3. Did you disable synchronize any offline folders? How did you disable it,
> by group policy or any other methods?
>
> 4. Can A, B and C log on to all domain client workstations?
>
> 5. How did you change A and B user permissions? Did you use Change User
> Permissions Wizard (Server Management\Standard Management\Users)?
>
> 6. Whose account A, B or C did you use to produce this issue?
>
> 7. Whose client workstation did you use to produce this issue?
>
> I am greatly appreciated your time and cooperation. This information is
> very important for us to reproduce your issue. If anything is unclear,
> please do let me know. I am looking forward to hearing from you!
>
> Best regards,
>
> Brandy Nee
>
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