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Paul
We have a W2K Active Directory with Windows XP Pro
clients. There is also a resource NT domain containing an
NT 4.0 Server.
The XP clients are using shares from the NT Server. In
particular the users have roaming profiles and home
directories stored on the NT Server (with My Documents
redirected to their home directory).
When the users logout you always see a file
synchronisation dialog (presumably sync'ing their offline
folders). Warnings appear in the event log that you
shouldn't use offline folders with Roaming Profiles, and
that you should disable Offline Caching on the Roaming
Profile share. I can see how to do this if the server was
running W2K - but not if it is an NT Server - there is no
equivalent dialog that I can find?
How do I disable Offline Caching on a share on an NT
Server? I'd like to disable it on both the Roaming Profile
and Home Directory Shares. Any ideas would be appreciated.
I have tried using GPOs to disable offline folders for the
users / XP clients - without any success yet (although
there are some GPOs I haven't tried). But it seems better
to me to disable caching just for this NT Server? The
stuff I've read in the 2003 Deployment Kit seems to
suggest that a lot of the GPO disable settings don't
affect a share with Offline Caching enabled anyway.
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clients. There is also a resource NT domain containing an
NT 4.0 Server.
The XP clients are using shares from the NT Server. In
particular the users have roaming profiles and home
directories stored on the NT Server (with My Documents
redirected to their home directory).
When the users logout you always see a file
synchronisation dialog (presumably sync'ing their offline
folders). Warnings appear in the event log that you
shouldn't use offline folders with Roaming Profiles, and
that you should disable Offline Caching on the Roaming
Profile share. I can see how to do this if the server was
running W2K - but not if it is an NT Server - there is no
equivalent dialog that I can find?
How do I disable Offline Caching on a share on an NT
Server? I'd like to disable it on both the Roaming Profile
and Home Directory Shares. Any ideas would be appreciated.
I have tried using GPOs to disable offline folders for the
users / XP clients - without any success yet (although
there are some GPOs I haven't tried). But it seems better
to me to disable caching just for this NT Server? The
stuff I've read in the 2003 Deployment Kit seems to
suggest that a lot of the GPO disable settings don't
affect a share with Offline Caching enabled anyway.
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