Creating a Home Folder for Active Directory Users（为Active Directory用户创建一个主文件夹）.pdf

Home Folders A home folder is a private network location where users can store personal files. It is stored in a shared folder on a network server. When you create the home folder on a network server, users can access it from any computer on the network. Administrators can use this centralized storage area to easily backup important network files. Users from any version of Windows can access their home folders. Creating a Home Folder for Active Directory Users: Setup Folder Security: 1) Create a folder on the server - name it Home (this can be named anything, but you should use a descriptive name). This folder should ideally be on a drive other than drive C: For class purposes do not use drive C:. 2) Share the folder and change the default permissions  Right-click folder  Click “Properties”  Select the “Sharing” Tab  Check the “Advanced Sharing” button  Check the box near “Share this folder”  Click “Permissions”  Check the “Allow” box near “Full Control”  Click “OK” twice  Select the “Security” Tab  Click the “Advanced ” button  Click on the “Disable Ineritance” button  A dialogue box will appear – select “Remove all inherited permission from this object ” (The permissions entry should be reduced to one – Administrators)  Click “Ok” and then click “Close” to exit the folder’s property pages. The home folder share is now configured. Configuring a User’s Home Folder Property These steps assume you’re adding a home folder to an existing user. (Ideally you will have put this value in a template object and it would automatically be copied when using the template to create a new user.) 1) Open Active Directory Users and Computers and select the user(s) that need to have a home directory