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Marge E.
General: When VPN users reconnect to the network, not all
drives are "coming back." It seems to be related to
offline files.
Particulars:
Folder redirection via GPO is redirecting 'My Documents'
to \\mspfile01\Users\%Username%
Offline files are enabled on the client; home folder
(\\mspfile01\Users\%Username% - via folder redirection) is
synchronized on logoff.
User's home folder is mapped from the user profile - H: -
\\mspfile01\Users\%Username%
Logon script is mapping drives as follows:
N: - \\mspfile01\MPLSData
P: - \\mspfile01\PublicInfo
R: - \\mspfile01\Finance
S: - \\mspfile01\apps
T: - \\mspfile01\Tgsa
X: - \\mspswapp01\Ecrmlrnr
Y: - \\mspswapp01\Ecrmcomp
If I lose my network connection and then Explore:
I have the H:\ drive because it is cached.
All drives that are mapped to the same server as my H:\
drive (N:, P:, R:, S:, and T
allow me to click on them
with no errors, but there is no data displayed.
All drives mapped to other servers (where I do not have
any locally cached files) return the error "X:\ is not
accessible. The network location cannot be reached. For
information about network troubleshooting, see Windows
Help."
When my network connection comes back and I Explore:
The H:\ drive is still displayed but it is the cached
version, not the live network version.
All drives that are mapped to the same server as my H:\
drive still display but with no data.
All drives mapped to other servers display live data.
If I run the Synchronize command, all drives are updated
and display the live version.
I tried all of the same tests as above with fully
qualified paths with the same results.
If, however, I leave the home folder as \\mspfile01\users\%
Username% and map the H:\ drive that way but change other
drive mappings in the login script to
\\mspfile01.int.capella.lan\. then all drives except H:\
return an error when there is no network connection and
refresh as soon as the connection is restored and display
live data.
drives are "coming back." It seems to be related to
offline files.
Particulars:
Folder redirection via GPO is redirecting 'My Documents'
to \\mspfile01\Users\%Username%
Offline files are enabled on the client; home folder
(\\mspfile01\Users\%Username% - via folder redirection) is
synchronized on logoff.
User's home folder is mapped from the user profile - H: -
\\mspfile01\Users\%Username%
Logon script is mapping drives as follows:
N: - \\mspfile01\MPLSData
P: - \\mspfile01\PublicInfo
R: - \\mspfile01\Finance
S: - \\mspfile01\apps
T: - \\mspfile01\Tgsa
X: - \\mspswapp01\Ecrmlrnr
Y: - \\mspswapp01\Ecrmcomp
If I lose my network connection and then Explore:
I have the H:\ drive because it is cached.
All drives that are mapped to the same server as my H:\
drive (N:, P:, R:, S:, and T
allow me to click on themwith no errors, but there is no data displayed.
All drives mapped to other servers (where I do not have
any locally cached files) return the error "X:\ is not
accessible. The network location cannot be reached. For
information about network troubleshooting, see Windows
Help."
When my network connection comes back and I Explore:
The H:\ drive is still displayed but it is the cached
version, not the live network version.
All drives that are mapped to the same server as my H:\
drive still display but with no data.
All drives mapped to other servers display live data.
If I run the Synchronize command, all drives are updated
and display the live version.
I tried all of the same tests as above with fully
qualified paths with the same results.
If, however, I leave the home folder as \\mspfile01\users\%
Username% and map the H:\ drive that way but change other
drive mappings in the login script to
\\mspfile01.int.capella.lan\. then all drives except H:\
return an error when there is no network connection and
refresh as soon as the connection is restored and display
live data.