Folder Redirection GPO not being applied
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gpupdate /force
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@Dashrender said:
Have you tried deleting the profile from the user's computer?
What happens when you log in as that user from another computer?
Same thing. I went as far as to create a brand new user "Davey Jones". New users, we've never had a problem with. But now, this brand new user is experiencing the same issue so it seems to be systemtic. But I just created a new user a few days ago and things were fine. Replication tests across the file shares work fine (create a document, and go to the other server and immediately see it there). The target server is geographically the closest. I've been looking for some corruption in SYSVOL but I don't see version differences or anything of the sort.
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what does GP Results give you? Any errors? do you see that the expected GPOs are in fact applying? I think you mentioned this already, but it's worth double checking.
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@Dashrender said:
what does GP Results give you? Any errors? do you see that the expected GPOs are in fact applying? I think you mentioned this already, but it's worth double checking.
running a gpresult /z shows that it is applying the various policies. If I scroll down further, Folder Redirection shows as N/A. But everything else in that policy (home page, etc) shows its definitions.
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@Dashrender more specifically, the resultant for Folder Redirection shows as N/A.
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Can you show us a screen shot of the config you have of the GPO?
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My current function level is at 2003 and I don't have any known issues of drives not mapping.
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@BBigford said:
ow, this brand new user is experiencing the same issue so it seems to be systemtic. But I just created a new user a few days ag
You've mentioned that you've tried this on brand new user you created, davey jones, and it's not working for them.
Did you try only the same machine? How about trying both the user's and davey on a different computer.
Perhaps you have a network/cable/switch port issue?I've had latency issues cause weird problems for me in the past - sure I saw connectivity, and could ping.. but weirdness was there just the same. It ended up being a bad cable.
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Does this new user have an under water locker?
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I found an article saying take out %USERNAME%. That gets generated when I typed in "Users" which is a shared folder. We don't use roaming profiles/home folders. Offline files are enabled. I can't think of anything else useful off the top of my head.
In that pic, the Scope is for Users (Forest > Domain > City > Users). That user is in that OU. The security filtering is Authenticated Users.
gpresult /z shows the policy being applied, but Folder Redirection shows as N/A. No definitions for the folder redirection in there.
I looked in SYSVOL. Found it odd that User Policies aren't defined graphically but things like printer connections showed up as a readable HTML file.
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@scottalanmiller I was thinking more along the lines of the Flying Dutchman, but that works too I guess.
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And what process are you using to generate the path in the first place?
I've always used the Home Folder option in the user properties > Profile tab to create this folder. I'm not sure what what happen if you leave that out, or don't change it to match the new user's name (you mentioned that you changed their name (assuming the account name as well) recently.
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@BBigford said:
@scottalanmiller I was thinking more along the lines of the Flying Dutchman, but that works too I guess.
I thought that at first, but the Last Train is sometimes the better way to go.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Does this new user have an under water locker?
I'm slowly going insane, so I try to make up funny passwords and usernames where it's possible.
Someone who doesn't like jokes got "Turd Ferguson" as their name on their VoIP phone screen. Everyone else thought it was funny.
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@Dashrender said:
And what process are you using to generate the path in the first place?
I've always used the Home Folder option in the user properties > Profile tab to create this folder. I'm not sure what what happen if you leave that out, or don't change it to match the new user's name (you mentioned that you changed their name (assuming the account name as well) recently.
Leaving that out, you have to put in the setting below... "Create a folder for each user under the root path". Nothing was changed to make anything stop working which is the weird part. There is another option instead, to "Redirect", but if you don't set it to Create, it won't auto-create from my experience.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@BBigford said:
I'm slowly going insane...
It hit me pretty much all at once in February 1999.
All at once? Eesh, I'm sorry. What happened? Just a spring that needed to decompress all at once?
