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How to configure Roaming User profile in server 2003?

There are some pre-requirement to create centralized user profile.

• Operating system must be MS-Server 2003.

• Domain Controller must be configured

• Create new users for roaming profile

• DNS and TCP/IP settings must be configured.

• Computer must be connected properly (physically and logically) to other computers.

Server end Configurations to store user Roaming Profiles. 

• To enable this feature, you will need to be logged into your computer with administrative rights. 

• First make a folder (for example saleprofile) in domain controller and right click on saleprofile folder then click on "Sharing and Security" option.

• Now share this folder with saleprofile name and click on Apply button.

• Now set the sharing permission level for specific users or assign full control to everyone group then click Ok button to close this window.

Server end Configurations for Roaming user. 

• Click on Start button and go to All Programs > Administrative Tools > then click on Active Directory Users and Computers.

• Here select one user or to select more than one users with control key for set profile path.

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• Now click right on any user after select and then click on Properties option.

Here a window will appear with username Properties name, click on Profile tab and in Profile Path field (under User Profile section), type the UNC path as \\servername\saleprofile\%username% and click Ok.

Now close the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in.

How to configure Roaming User profile in server 2003?  There are some pre-requirement to create centralized user profile.

How to implement the NTFS Permissions?  First make a folder with the name soft. System Administrator wants the user's A and B can only access to soft folder.

How to configure same Policies for all Domain Users and Computers?  Normally Group Policy applies on the domain controller that provides the centralized management of connected computers and users.

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