I have created all my users in AD.
I have set up all the redirection in SBS Console.

However, after connecting the first notebook to the domain, when I log in
using a username in AD, but who is not a local user on the SBS, there is no
folder redirection at all. All folders are still on the local c:\users
folders.

By the way, I could not connect this notebook to the domain using
"http://connect". I always received a message about it not matching the
maximum operating system something. I had to connect to the domain using
System properties.
--
Doug

I always received a message about it not matching the

> maximum operating system something.

Install sbs specific update rollup 3 that will update the supported OS's
on SBS 2008 to include Windows 7

Ensure the box is flipped to MU
run www.sbsbpa.com on it

Doug wrote:

> I have created all my users in AD.
> I have set up all the redirection in SBS Console.
>
> However, after connecting the first notebook to the domain, when I log in
> using a username in AD, but who is not a local user on the SBS, there is no
> folder redirection at all. All folders are still on the local c:\users
> folders.
>
> By the way, I could not connect this notebook to the domain using
> "http://connect". I always received a message about it not matching the
> maximum operating system something. I had to connect to the domain using
> System properties.

Yea, that is if you can find that update! Last week I deployed a server and
21 workstations in a classroom and had the same issue. After reading blogs
and such and realized the rollup was the issue I could not find it anywhere.
The links only take you to the microsoft KB article
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;969121 that states
the update is only available from http://update.microsoft.com. However,
when I tried to update the server it stated that it was completely up to
date. Tried to find just that specific update and apply it manually was a
joke too. To be honest I worked on that for about an hour, and I could not
tell you how, but after multiple tries to run the "connect" command it
finally worked. Now I have to deploy another server next weekend and I am
afraid that I will run into the same issue.

Although it escapes me right now, there was another patch that I had the
same issue with a year or two ago.

One thing is for sure though if Susan is reading your post and helping you,
consider it done! No need to kiss her *** because she doesn't know me, but
as far as I am concerned.... she's a frick'n Genius!


"Susan Bradley" <sbradcpa@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:uMhqzk6qKHA.5896@newsgroup

> I always received a message about it not matching the

> > maximum operating system something.

>
> Install sbs specific update rollup 3 that will update the supported OS's
> on SBS 2008 to include Windows 7
>
> Ensure the box is flipped to MU
> run www.sbsbpa.com on it
>
> Doug wrote:

>> I have created all my users in AD.
>> I have set up all the redirection in SBS Console.
>>
>> However, after connecting the first notebook to the domain, when I log in
>> using a username in AD, but who is not a local user on the SBS, there is
>> no folder redirection at all. All folders are still on the local
>> c:\users folders.
>>
>> By the way, I could not connect this notebook to the domain using
>> "http://connect". I always received a message about it not matching the
>> maximum operating system something. I had to connect to the domain using
>> System properties.

BTW - I could use that "Genius" phrase to MANY others in this group as well!

SBS news groupies ROCK! you know who you are.


"Tim H" <nospamstupid@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:erTkZ8YrKHA.4236@newsgroup

> Yea, that is if you can find that update! Last week I deployed a server
> and 21 workstations in a classroom and had the same issue. After reading
> blogs and such and realized the rollup was the issue I could not find it
> anywhere. The links only take you to the microsoft KB article
> http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;969121 that states
> the update is only available from http://update.microsoft.com. However,
> when I tried to update the server it stated that it was completely up to
> date. Tried to find just that specific update and apply it manually was a
> joke too. To be honest I worked on that for about an hour, and I could
> not tell you how, but after multiple tries to run the "connect" command it
> finally worked. Now I have to deploy another server next weekend and I am
> afraid that I will run into the same issue.
>
> Although it escapes me right now, there was another patch that I had the
> same issue with a year or two ago.
>
> One thing is for sure though if Susan is reading your post and helping
> you, consider it done! No need to kiss her *** because she doesn't know
> me, but as far as I am concerned.... she's a frick'n Genius!
>
>
> "Susan Bradley" <sbradcpa@newsgroup> wrote in message
> news:uMhqzk6qKHA.5896@newsgroup

>> I always received a message about it not matching the

>> > maximum operating system something.

>>
>> Install sbs specific update rollup 3 that will update the supported OS's
>> on SBS 2008 to include Windows 7
>>
>> Ensure the box is flipped to MU
>> run www.sbsbpa.com on it
>>
>> Doug wrote:

>>> I have created all my users in AD.
>>> I have set up all the redirection in SBS Console.
>>>
>>> However, after connecting the first notebook to the domain, when I log
>>> in using a username in AD, but who is not a local user on the SBS, there
>>> is no folder redirection at all. All folders are still on the local
>>> c:\users folders.
>>>
>>> By the way, I could not connect this notebook to the domain using
>>> "http://connect". I always received a message about it not matching the
>>> maximum operating system something. I had to connect to the domain
>>> using System properties.

>
>

On 14 Feb, 16:04, "Tim H" <nospamstu...@newsgroup> wrote:

> BTW - I could use that "Genius" phrase to MANY others in this group as well!
>
> SBS news groupies ROCK! you know who you are.
>
> "Tim H" <nospamstu...@newsgroup> wrote in message
>
> news:erTkZ8YrKHA.4236@newsgroup
>

> > Yea, that is if you can find that update! *Last week I deployed a server
> > and 21 workstations in a classroom and had the same issue. *After reading
> > blogs and such and realized the rollup was the issue I could not find it
> > anywhere. The links only take you to the microsoft KB article
> >http://support.microsoft.com/default...-US;969121that states
> > the update is only available fromhttp://update.microsoft.com. *However,
> > when I tried to update the server it stated that it was completely up to
> > date. *Tried to find just that specific update and apply it manually was a
> > joke too. *To be honest I worked on that for about an hour, and I could
> > not tell you how, but after multiple tries to run the "connect" commandit
> > finally worked. *Now I have to deploy another server next weekend andI am
> > afraid that I will run into the same issue.

>

> > Although it escapes me right now, there was another patch that I had the
> > same issue with a year or two ago.

>

> > One thing is for sure though if Susan is reading your post and helping
> > you, consider it done! *No need to kiss her *** because she doesn't know
> > me, but as far as I am concerned.... she's a frick'n Genius!

>

> > "Susan Bradley" <sbrad...@newsgroup> wrote in message
> >news:uMhqzk6qKHA.5896@newsgroup

> >> *I always received a message about it not matching the
> >> > maximum operating system something.

>

> >> Install sbs specific update rollup 3 that will update the supported OS's
> >> on SBS 2008 to include Windows 7

>

> >> Ensure the box is flipped to MU
> >> runwww.sbsbpa.comon it

>

> >> Doug wrote:
> >>> I have created all my users in AD.
> >>> I have set up all the redirection in SBS Console.

>

> >>> However, after connecting the first notebook to the domain, when I log
> >>> in using a username in AD, but who is not a local user on the SBS, there
> >>> is no folder redirection at all. *All folders are still on the local
> >>> c:\users folders.

>

> >>> By the way, I could not connect this notebook to the domain using
> >>> "http://connect". I always received a message about it not matching the
> >>> maximum operating system something. *I had to connect to the domain
> >>> using System properties.

Wasn't that update rollup 2 by any chance? You can certainly find this
one.
yaro