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Blackeskimo · 04-14-2008, 06:05 AM

We have a medium-sized network (470 users, 43 groups), and use SNAP 1100 servers to host our roaming profiles for offsite properties. Everything has worked great until recently. New users are not able to pull up their profiles from the SNAP servers. Once they login (and receive a message stating their roaming profile cannot be located), they are able to access the SNAP server and the appropriate folders, so I do not believe it is a black and white permisisons issue.

The server will create the user folder, but it will not create anything beneath it. I have tried manually synchronizing the SNAP server with our Active Directory, so that new users will appear in the permissions list. Even if I give "Everyone" full access, new users still cannot load a profile from the server. The users are setup as Power Users on the local machine (as everyone has been setup in the past).

Reaching the end of my rope here. This has happened to 3 of our SNAP servers already, and is starting to effect dozens of new users. Any ideas?

04-14-2008, 06:05 AM	#1
Blackeskimo Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: St Charles Posts: 2	SNAP server for Roamin Profiles We have a medium-sized network (470 users, 43 groups), and use SNAP 1100 servers to host our roaming profiles for offsite properties. Everything has worked great until recently. New users are not able to pull up their profiles from the SNAP servers. Once they login (and receive a message stating their roaming profile cannot be located), they are able to access the SNAP server and the appropriate folders, so I do not believe it is a black and white permisisons issue. The server will create the user folder, but it will not create anything beneath it. I have tried manually synchronizing the SNAP server with our Active Directory, so that new users will appear in the permissions list. Even if I give "Everyone" full access, new users still cannot load a profile from the server. The users are setup as Power Users on the local machine (as everyone has been setup in the past). Reaching the end of my rope here. This has happened to 3 of our SNAP servers already, and is starting to effect dozens of new users. Any ideas?