Yik Jaan

这几天，

心情的确很不好。。。

但我想了很久，

很多东西我看不顺眼。。。

但我懂你对我的好。。。

你不喜欢看到我伤心。。。

不喜欢看到我发脾气。。。

所以。。。

所以我要对你更加更加的好。。。

每天都那么忙。。。

不懂你何时会发现今天我所写下的东西。。。

昨天真的对不起。。。

我真的好久没这样了。。。

其实，

我的为人很简单。。。

容易嬉皮笑脸，

把不开心的东西抛到九霄云外。。。

希望你可以用你的内心来慢慢了解。。。

你一定会觉得一点也不难。。。

User’s home location, specified in the user Active Directory account object, normally points to a network location. However, this reconnection takes up a considerable amount of time during user logon. A feature available within the Microsoft Windows system allows the server to redirect the user’s home location to a local drive. But this feature is available as a default for Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and above. All is not lost for Windows 2000 as Microsoft has provided a feature fix for users of Windows 2000.

What is required here is that a Microsoft-provided patch can be applied to a Microsoft Windows 2000 Server to take advantage of this feature. The Hotfix description can be obtained from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/843261

This hotfix can be applied to the server and home location re-direction setting can be configured in the Windows Registry. Details follow:

Hotfix Executable: Windows2000-KB843261-v3-x86-ENU.EXE

Settings applied:

Key: HKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal Services

Value

WFHomeDir

Type

REG_SZ

Data

E:\DataHomedrives

Description

This configures the home location for all users that log on to the server

Value

WFHomeDirDrive

Type

REG_SZ

Data

H:

Description

Drive letter for the mapping if the WFHomeDir is a network location. This is not required but here we set it to H:

Value

WFHomeDirUNC

Type

REG_DWORD

Data

0×0

Description

This indicates if the data set in the ‘Value’ above is a UNC path