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You say most of the computers are XP.How to check Windows terminal server logs

N/A - where it shows on my pc a whole lot of information which i typed earlier On the users machine (not working) it shows : \\serverfp01\Userdocs\%USERNAME%\My Documents \\serverfp02\UserDocs\%USERNAME%\My Documents \\serverfp03\UserDocs\%USERNAME%\My Documents \\serverfp04\UserDocs\%USERNAME%\My Documents \\serverfp05\UserDocs\%USERNAME%\My Documents \\serverfp06\UserDocs\%USERNAME%\My Documents \\serverfp07\UserDocs\%USERNAME%\My Documents Policy Removal: Redirect the folder back to user profile location Move Type: Contents of Local Directory moved My Pc shows under the User settings section :įurther down in the output it shows this: I have ran the gpresult /v on my machine (working) and on a another users machine which is not working. I have created a new environment and tested and it works like it should. Did you check the checkbox in the redirectionsetting to apply it to XP and 2003 as well? That's about all I can think of - edit: it's not! If you do not see the redirection settings in the output of that command, the problem is, the GPO is not applied to you. If this works for you, you can create a new account for yourself on your active domain and test it there.Īlso, check if the Group Policy is actually enforced on your account: Login, create a file in the my documents folder, logout and login again (since sometimes it seems to me that offline files are copied on the logoff phase)Ĭheck your fileserver for any new files or if it's redirected locally, check there. Make the group policy and link it directly to the OU the user and group is in (just to test). Make one new user and put it in a security group inside the OU you want to use. If you have a testenvironment - being a clean domain with almost nothing configured on it - use it.

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Security group of users who need to put data on the shared network server - List Folder/Read Data, Create Folders/Append Data - This folder only NTFS permissions required for each user's redirected folder Local System - Full Control, this folder, subfolders, and files

NTFS permissions required for the root folderĬreator/owner - Full Control, this folder, subfolders, and files Make sure that you have configured atleast the minimum permissions on the redirected folders.