Profiles

[jahall at nea.org]

If you have Policy Manager, you can set the registry entry that way.  I will 
look on www.microsoft.com and see if I can find it out there.  If not, I will 
look in my book when I get home.



Jay
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could you please post the registry entry when you have a chance? I've been
trying to fix that for weeks now! I don't know too much about the windows
registry :(

On Wed, 30 Aug 2000 jahall at nea.org wrote:

> I believe there is also a registry entry that can be made on the Workstation
> to prevent copying the profile down and then back to the server.  So,
> basically all changes would be made on the server.  I don't have my NT
> Registry book here, or I could give you more information.
> 
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> Jay
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> Christian Augustat schrieb:
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> > ...
> > I have a problem with samba 2.0.7 and Windows NT SP 6a, well logons und
> > logoffs work fine (now). But when the user 'Admin' whose homedir is about
> > 31 MB is logging O F F.... it takes an awesome time, we killed the NT
> > machine after 20 minutes.... in iptraf you could see something happen
> > (port 1023). .... Do u know the problem ?
> > What may i do ?
> >
> > With best regards,
> >
> >         Christian Augustat
> >
> > ---
> >
> > Christian Augustat                              Christian.Augustat at gmx.de
> > General Managment / Netzwerktechnik
> > Northern Network Gamer Association [ NNGA ]     www.nnga.de
> 
> moin,
> 
> AFAIK NT copies all files in the directories that are automatically 
generated
> under  WINNT\profiles\<user>, like 'Desktop', 'Eigene Dateien', etc. from 
the
> server to your WS at logon and copies them back to the server at logoff. 
That
> takes time... So avoid storing anything  in this directories, and your
> problem should be solved.
> 
> Gnnter
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