Don't know if I am in the correct newsgroup. This has just started
happening and seems to be spreading:

All users map their home folder U:\ to \\server\share\%username%. This has
always been the case and there has never been a problem. I set this up in
the user attributes, not in GPO.

Now many users' U:\ is mapped to \\server\share\, but it is intermittent.
Usually a reboot will correct it, but until rebooted, havoc prevailes. If a
user has their U:\ drive made available offline, when they logon, it then
tries to sync the entire share with all kinds of security violations.

If I catch it happening, I will go into regedit and note that
HKU\Volatile Environment\HOMESHARE is changed to "\\server\share" instead of
it's normal setting of just "\"

Surely there is a solution out there. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Michael

Correction....in regedit, HOMEPATH is messed up when it should be "\" and
HOMESHARE is \\server\share instead of \\server\share\username.


"Michael" <support@microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:uAm9$SAoIHA.1740@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> Don't know if I am in the correct newsgroup. This has just started
> happening and seems to be spreading:
>
> All users map their home folder U:\ to \\server\share\%username%. This
> has always been the case and there has never been a problem. I set this
> up in the user attributes, not in GPO.
>
> Now many users' U:\ is mapped to \\server\share\, but it is intermittent.
> Usually a reboot will correct it, but until rebooted, havoc prevailes. If
> a user has their U:\ drive made available offline, when they logon, it
> then tries to sync the entire share with all kinds of security violations.
>
> If I catch it happening, I will go into regedit and note that
> HKU\Volatile Environment\HOMESHARE is changed to "\\server\share" instead
> of it's normal setting of just "\"
>
> Surely there is a solution out there. Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Michael
>

Michael <support@microsoft.com> wrote:
> Don't know if I am in the correct newsgroup. This has just started
> happening and seems to be spreading:

Hi - I replied to your identical post in m.p.windows.server.networking. In
the future, please don't multipost - if you need to post to multiple groups,
it's best to crosspost instead, by posting a single message to a handful of
relevant groups (separate the NG names with commas) so that everyone can
follow the thread. Multiposting wastes everyone's time, including yours, and
may lead to your actually getting *less* help rather than more.

See http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm

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