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rleamey
The setup: In user accounts, users were configured to map I: to
\\fileserver01\Users$\FirstName.LastName. In a group policy I redirected
their My Documents folder to I:. Due to space constraints, I moved the users
shares to a new server. I then reconfigured user accounts to map I: to
\\fileserver02\Users$\FirstName.LastName.
The Problem: Users can access documents by openeing Explorer and going to
their I: drive or by double clicking the My Documents shortcut on the
desktop. If a user is in MS Office 2003 application (tested Word and Excel,
problem does not happen in Adobe Acrobat Reader) and goest to File -> Open
and then clicks on My Documents", they recieve the following error: "You do
not have access to the folder '\\fileserver02\users$'. See your
administrator for access to this folder."
\\fileserver01\Users$\FirstName.LastName. In a group policy I redirected
their My Documents folder to I:. Due to space constraints, I moved the users
shares to a new server. I then reconfigured user accounts to map I: to
\\fileserver02\Users$\FirstName.LastName.
The Problem: Users can access documents by openeing Explorer and going to
their I: drive or by double clicking the My Documents shortcut on the
desktop. If a user is in MS Office 2003 application (tested Word and Excel,
problem does not happen in Adobe Acrobat Reader) and goest to File -> Open
and then clicks on My Documents", they recieve the following error: "You do
not have access to the folder '\\fileserver02\users$'. See your
administrator for access to this folder."