Windows Server - home folders
Asked By teddkilro
13-Aug-07 11:36 AM
Is there any way in a 2003 SBS environment to have 2 different locations for
user’s home folders to exist. I am experiencing electrical influx in our
building causing servers to properly (UPS) shut down every once in awhile.
Problem is I am not here all the time to power up servers. I need users to
have access to their data at all times. I have all users "my docs" pointed to
a dir on a 2003 sbs server for network backups.
Any help would be appreciated.
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teddkilro replied...
thought about using system tools/backup on all XP systems. backing to their C
drive, however there is too many steps for them to restore. i guess i will
find backup software that online that allows me to "copy" so that they can
see folders and files.
thanks anyway.
Dave Nickason [SBS MVP] replied...
If you're using My Documents Redirection, aren't the contents of the My Docs
directories getting synched back to the workstations anyway? If not, I'd
configure that first - in that case, if the server holding the redirected
docs goes down, it'll be transparent to the users, at least as far as the My
Docs are concerned.
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