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Denis Cooper
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      07-10-2006
Hi.

I'm trying to figure out how to set up the following...i want to create a
standard profile, which will automatically create a users home drive and
profile path, but then only have that user and no one else permssisions on
to their profile and home drive.

I can't figure out what permisions i need to set on the home and profile
folders.

In AD users and computers i have setup the profile path and home path as
follows:

\\server\profiles$\%username%
\\server\home$\%username%

This creates the folders with the users having full permisiosns, but they
are also inheriting the parent folders permissions.

I can't seem to figure out a way to allow the administrator to create the
folder without the permsisions then being inherrited.

I don't want to have to remove / add permisisions mannauly once the user
folder is created.

Thanks.
Denis


 
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MyHertz
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      07-10-2006

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"Denis Cooper" wrote:

> Hi.
>
> I'm trying to figure out how to set up the following...i want to create a
> standard profile, which will automatically create a users home drive and
> profile path, but then only have that user and no one else permssisions on
> to their profile and home drive.
>
> I can't figure out what permisions i need to set on the home and profile
> folders.
>
> In AD users and computers i have setup the profile path and home path as
> follows:
>
> \\server\profiles$\%username%
> \\server\home$\%username%
>
> This creates the folders with the users having full permisiosns, but they
> are also inheriting the parent folders permissions.
>
> I can't seem to figure out a way to allow the administrator to create the
> folder without the permsisions then being inherrited.
>
> I don't want to have to remove / add permisisions mannauly once the user
> folder is created.
>
> Thanks.
> Denis
>
>
>


Denis,

Create a user named "XYZ" using your profile paths and home paths. After
doing so, set the desired permissions.

Now for new users, copy/paste "XYZ" account and rename.
 
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