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Server r2 GPO preference not applying to users to map network drive? When I see errors on client pc, here is the error I found? The following settings have applied to this object.
Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts. It looks to me like your using GPO preferences to map the drive. The AD user object "hmdrv and hmdir" location can also be set with dsmod. Thus it can be scripted. When creating drive maps it is always best to run them as the user to ensure that when variables are used they apply properly, but this also helps maintain file security set by any NTFS permissions on the files and folders.
Yes I already tried "Run in logged-on user's security context" with checked but no success. I can access shared home folder from client pc which contains user's folders. Actually user folders are not created I'm using username variable to create users folders, no folders are being created and no mapped drives.
Why do you need to have GPO to map user's home folder. I didn't create folder and I thought variable will also create folders but no folders need to be created manually. GPO preference just map the drive. Created folders and it worked. Actually I like GPO preferences to map drives because it is really easy and I can also rename label of mapped drive to hide the shared location.
Brand Representative for Microsoft. Just a quick note on this I was struggling with getting Mapped Drives to apply to a customer I took over and had scoped GPO's to security groups removing Authenticated users and could only get them to apply if I added the computer with read access.
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