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Configuring User Home Folders - Windows 2008 R2

This video is a step by step guide on how to configure user home folders in Windows Server 2008 R2. It also includes creating a hidden share, setting ...

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Yutana Lee commented on 10 Nov 2015
Thank you very much, My problem was solved because of this your video.
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ittaster commented on 10 Nov 2015
+Yutana Lee Many thanks, I'm glad the video helped.
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Henoch Setiadi commented on 10 Sep 2015
Hi, thanks for your video, but can we automate this process with Group Policy ("Computer Configuration/System/User Profiles/Set user home folder")? I've tried this, but it only worked with Domain Admins (not Domain Users). I also tried to log on as Domain Users and access the Shared Folder and Create a Folder there and it worked, but it can't created automatically unless the user is registered as Domain Admins. Is there anything that I missed?
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ittaster commented on 11 Sep 2015
+ittaster In group policy, when specifying the user home folder path, check you are using %logonuser% rather that %username% as you would in AD users and computers.
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Henoch Setiadi commented on 11 Sep 2015
+ittaster I'm sorry, I don't really understand what that mean, do you mean I log on as domain users to one of domain computers and type that in command prompt?
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ittaster commented on 11 Sep 2015
+Henoch Setiadi Also check your using %logonuser% in group poilcy.
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Henoch Setiadi commented on 11 Sep 2015
+ittaster  I've checked the CREATOR OWNER has full permissions in the security tab, and I've tried to add it in the sharing advanced permissions, but still not worked for domain users. Actually the most confusing, when I logged on as domain users, I can access the root of the shared folder and created a folder there but it won't created automatically.
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ittaster commented on 10 Sep 2015
+Henoch Setiadi Hi, Take a look at the permissions set on the root share, creator owner permission is needed for non admins to create folders, but care must be taken with permissions to prevent users from browsing the root share etc. An alternative solution you may want to consider is folder redirection.
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bsdmbeaumont commented on 05 Aug 2015
John, thank you for sharing your knowledge. Very good video We use a script to create many users at once. Is there a way to set the home folder setting for many users at once? Would it be poor technique to select all the users, right click, then set the settings?
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ittaster commented on 05 Aug 2015
+bsdmbeaumont Hi, yes, it's fine to create multiple home folders, by highlighting the new users in bulk, right click, and in the user properties set the home folder in the normal way ' \\server\share\%username%'. You could consider doing in it using GPOs also. Many thanks for your comments and I hope this helps.Jon
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Allen Crist commented on 19 Jul 2015
Very well done! Thanks!
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ittaster commented on 19 Jul 2015
+Allen Crist thanks!
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sreekanth krishnan commented on 10 Jul 2015
Well explained thumbs up Any idea about how to create multiple home directory for one user. I need to provide three home directory shares with different permissions to those directory for every users 
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ittaster commented on 10 Jul 2015
+sreekanth krishnan Hi, thanks for your feedback. I think a powershell script is going to be the best option to accomplish what you are describing.
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Ashraf A. Ismail commented on 03 Jul 2015
This is a great tutorial but I was looking for a way of setting a certain quota for users (3 gb max) and also a way of doing this for all users at once rather than each one individually. My OUs' have 30+
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ittaster commented on 03 Jul 2015
+Ashraf A. Ismail Hi, I'm glad you liked the tutorial. Take a look at Quota Templates & Auto Apply Quotas in File Server Resource Manager.Hope this helpsJon

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