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Hi everyone,
I’m currently testing 10.5 server with my Win2003 server AD users. I’ve bond to the Active directory and can manage the users just find. The problem is that i can not get 10.5 server to create the user folders to my ADUsers/Home Dir folder located on the Leopard server. The users that were created/housed in OD works fine. It will create the folder when i log in with OD user but the will not create the folders for users housed in AD. In 10.4 server works great. Oh yeah, i used OD to house the Automount record for ADUsers/Home Dir.
I’ve tried reinstalling the server to see if it was a corruption in a config file during startup. Same issue. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Dan
ok i missed a step.
If the home dir volume is on a separate Volume other than the root or in a directory within a directory, a symbolic link has to be created on the root directory.
Use the command “ln -s” to create the link.example:
ln -s /Volumes/HomeDir/ADUsers /ADUsersOh yeah, i used OD to house the Automount record for ADUsers/Home Dir.
How did you managed that? Ive followed both Bombich and AFP548 papers and still no luck. I have one Windows 2003 SBS and one 10.4 Server. I need to login with the AD credentials and have Network Home folders.
If the home dir volume is on a separate Volume other than the root or in a directory within a directory, a symbolic link has to be created on the root directory.
Use the command “ln -s” to create the link.example:
ln -s /Volumes/HomeDir/ADUsers /ADUsers
Well. I have one volume on my OD Server (Tiger). I have created a folder for hosting the Homes. Shared it through WGM as home folders place. Then created Groups of AD accounts. In the WK3 Server, I set the Home tab of this user to \\odserver.mydomain.local\Homes\aduser. In WGM I set some managed prefs
The computer binds, the user logins, but no Network Home folder, and cannot manage the Sync prefs through System prefs.
Shall I put the symbolic link?
Any help appreciated…
Kostas
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