
02-26-2007
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Re: Can You Move User Personal Folders to a Network Location
Actually, if you keep the same policy deployed, the Music and Video folders
ought to redirect under Documents in order to maintain XP compatibility --
you have GPs for each of the various folders in Vista/Longhorn.
"Ridesy" <Ridesy@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:156CB81A-E33B-4AE4-92DE-A50DDAF23744@microsoft.com...
> Michael,
>
> Thanks, that is what I had discovered too and I suppose a group policy
> would
> be the simplest way to achieve this, but it is a shame you can just move
> the
> whole user folder address.
>
> Ridesy
>
> "Michael A. Bishop (MSFT)" wrote:
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>> No, you can't direct them all as a group that I know of. However, you
>> can
>> direct them individually via group policy into subfolders of the same
>> location.
>>
>> "Ridesy" <Ridesy@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de
>> news:35E2B43C-B49E-4B12-85DC-6E41B2712585@microsoft.com...
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > We are running a SBE 2003 Exchange Server set-up with 20 PC's and a
>> > single
>> > server and for all current XP Pro machines we have redirected the users
>> > "My
>> > Doucments" folder to their user folder on the server in order that all
>> > files
>> > are backed-up correctly.
>> >
>> > With Vista we now have a user personal folder and a set of sub folders
>> > within (Documents, Pictures....etc), but I can see no siomple way of
>> > moving
>> > the entire user personal folder address to be on the server!?
>> >
>> > Each subfolder can be moved in the same way as XP could, but for ease
>> > and
>> > speed I want to simply move the users main personal folder address to
>> > be
>> > that
>> > of the users folder on the server..... Can I do this and if so how?
>> >
>> > Thanks
>> >
>> > Ridesy
>>
>>
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