Best practices for hosting network home directories on workstations

(This is a duplicate to a question I posted in the "File Serving" area; not sure if it belonged there or here) [url]https://www.afp548.com/forum/viewtopic.php?showtopic=19231[/url] I would like to set up an environment under Leopard in which each user's home directory is hosted on his or her primary workstation, but is also accessible as a network home from other machines via afp. What is a reasonable way to set up the directory entries so that when the user logs in on a miscellaneous machine, the home directory will auto-mount, but when he or she logs in to the primary workstation, the home directory will be available locally and the workstation won't go nuts trying to network mount its own fileshares? Beyond "reasonable", what's a standard way of doing this?