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[Guest]

Heres my situation. I have a terminal server here at corporate that my
remote users access to use an application. One of my remote users is at a
site that has a very very poor connection. My remote user at this location
has a dc there at her site. When she logs in she has a profile that maps her
home directory and network shares to the local server there. When she
accesses the terminal server her login process is very very very (10 min)
slow. I have played around a bit and determined that its because of the
drive mapping.

How can I make it so that when she is logging in to the termnial server no
mapping / home directory is created, but when she logs onto her local PC they
continue to be created.

Thanks

 

[Enrique Estigarribia]

Maybe you can try modifying the login script, you have an
environment variable called "COMPUTERNAME" where you will
get the Terminal Server name if you are logging into it.
Otherwise, you get the regular machine name.
You could use a conditional on that variable to execute or
not the mappings.
Hope this helps.

Enrique