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I have a setup where several machines running Windows XP Pro have access to
directories setup on a Windows 2003 Server. Offline Folders have been
enabled and the XP machines synchronize with 2003 on logon/logoff using
Synchronization Manager.
One user has raised an issue that they are no longer able to rename any
offline folders while they are working offline and claims that they were able
to do so under our previous setup (XP machines synchronizing to a Windows
2000 Server using mobsync).
I was under the impression that while working offline, local replicas of
offline folders could not be renamed/moved. Is there a way to setup offline
files so it is possible to rename folders while offline? What about setting
up synchronization so the folder on the user's machine is treated as the
master with changes being pushed to the server?
- George
directories setup on a Windows 2003 Server. Offline Folders have been
enabled and the XP machines synchronize with 2003 on logon/logoff using
Synchronization Manager.
One user has raised an issue that they are no longer able to rename any
offline folders while they are working offline and claims that they were able
to do so under our previous setup (XP machines synchronizing to a Windows
2000 Server using mobsync).
I was under the impression that while working offline, local replicas of
offline folders could not be renamed/moved. Is there a way to setup offline
files so it is possible to rename folders while offline? What about setting
up synchronization so the folder on the user's machine is treated as the
master with changes being pushed to the server?
- George