You have two options.
One is to edit the registry and point the profiles to another drive. This is
described in details on the TechNet KB. Look for moving the locally cached
profile. It is not automated and it is a pain IMHO.
The second is to use roaming profiles and set in the registry
DeleteRoamingCache=1. This will get rid of these copies as soon as the user
logs off.
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"Tim" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:04ce01c34102$1e080d10$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi there, I am running terminal services on a W2K server
> and have partioned my RAID 5 into 4 partitions. I made C:\
> the system partition and dedicated the rest for home
> folders etc etc. The problem that I am having is all of
> the 40+ terminal services users Documents & Settings
> profiles have placed themselves in the System Partition
> C:\ when I wanted them to create themselves in D:\
> partition. I have only allowed 6GB for the system
> partition and it now only has 500MB left. What do I need
> to do to move the Documents & Settings profiles for each
> of the 40+ users to a different partition without
> disrupting normal operations or the users & with the least
> administrative effort. Any assistance would be greatly
> appreaciated.
>
> Regards,
>
> Tim
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