IE Cache and user login question

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Scott Sanford

I have a terminal server that I setup about 9 months ago. It's running
pretty well but we're rapidly running out of disk space due to user profiles
growing from IE Cache.

1. Is there any way to automate the purging of the Temporary Internet Files?
2. I have found in another message posted here, a regedit script that will
set the IE cache to 5mb. How can I make this fire with the login script, but
not require user intervention (run silently)
Thanks!
 
You can run regedit silently with the /s option, as in:
regedit /s my_reghack.reg

Can't you delete all Temporary Internet Files within your login
script? Something like:
rd %userprofile%\Local settings\Temporary Internet Files
(check the path on your system!)

If you use roaming profiles, you can delete the local copy of the
profile when a user logs out:

Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\System\Logon
\Delete cached copies of roaming profiles
 
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