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Script to create home folders for domain users?
Hello everyone!
There is CD on win 2008 r2. I just started getting acquainted with PowerShell. I started more than a thousand users from csv, but it doesn’t work with creating folders ...
Maybe someone has some experience? You need something like the following:
The name of the folder is taken from csv, the folder is connected as home to the profile of the same name (or also from csv), it is assigned a drive letter “Y:” (for example), read and write rights are given for the Admin, This user and a specific group . Something like this ... And plus a hard quota of 200mb, for example ...
Thanks in advance.
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way 1. select the necessary users in AD, on the profile\home folder tab, write \\server\folder\%username% - N folders with the name of each user will be automatically created, rights will be inherited from folder and fullcontrol will be automatically added for %username% for the final folders.
path 2. powershell
Add-PSSnapin Quest.ActiveRoles.ADManagement
Connect-QADService
$users=get-content "c:\users.txt"
foreach ($user in $users) {
$homedir = "\\server\users\" + $user
new-item -path $homedir -type directory
icacls $homedir /grant "$($user):(OI)(CI)f"
set-qaduser $user -homedrive "Y:" -homedirectory $homedir
}
Like and without comments it should be clear.
Do you just need to complete the task or do it in powershell?
“The folder is connected as home to the profile of the same name” - how is it?
you can use gpo Folder Redirection and send user folders (the same desktop) somewhere in \\srv\profiles (the issue with rights is immediately resolved), connect this folder with a startup script, and specify quota settings for subfolders in FSRM.
few moves and no powershell.
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