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On 10/21/2015 02:52 PM, Rowland Penny wrote: > I am now beginning to believe the above is not true. Before a user can > connect to their homeshare it must exist, it is the link to this, that > Samba creates i.e. it changes '[homes]' to the username and connects to > that. This is working for me on a Debian 4.1.17 DC just as it has always > done on a member server, I just

...be able to do, whatever you do in the ADUC console on a > Windows client, via scripts, too: create the DC context, interactively > logon, and set user properties. > > I formerly learned some things with the outdated MS scripting guide: > https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee221103.aspx > > More up-to-date would be a Power Shell approach (can't see right away, > whether the above link is using this). However, I have no knowledge in > that and can't tell you how it works. > > Another way, of course, might be to set the windows home dir path > af...

...rectory.aspx You should be able to do, whatever you do in the ADUC console on a Windows client, via scripts, too: create the DC context, interactively logon, and set user properties. I formerly learned some things with the outdated MS scripting guide: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee221103.aspx More up-to-date would be a Power Shell approach (can't see right away, whether the above link is using this). However, I have no knowledge in that and can't tell you how it works. Another way, of course, might be to set the windows home dir path after the first user logon during w...

...ever you do in the ADUC console on a >> Windows client, via scripts, too: create the DC context, >> interactively logon, and set user properties. >> >> I formerly learned some things with the outdated MS scripting guide: >> https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee221103.aspx >> >> More up-to-date would be a Power Shell approach (can't see right >> away, whether the above link is using this). However, I have no >> knowledge in that and can't tell you how it works. >> >> Another way, of course, might be to set the window...