Little quizz for expert

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#77

Author: news.libertysurf.fr
Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2000 00:00

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I have a NT 4.0 wks 4.0 sp 6a on a domain.

The user is called TOTO, he is an administrator of the domain and is logged
on the domain. He can do what he likes to do locally and on the domain.

Locally the only user is "administrateur"
Now I disconnect the TOTO user and log a TATA user which is only a domain
user.

I loose my desktop and the computer says :" the file name to the desktop is
too long"

If I change the TATA user to be admin of the local machine. (TATA stays
"user of the domain" on the server).

Logged on the domain , I find again the desktop.

there is no particular profile or script for these sessions

Help will be very appreciated

PhM

Re: Little quizz for expert

#79

Author: nope
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 2000 00:00

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ceesar@ceesar.asso.fr (news.libertysurf.fr) wrote in
<8kv35h$29gj$2@news4.isdnet.net>: 

>I have a NT 4.0 wks 4.0 sp 6a on a domain.
>
>The user is called TOTO, he is an administrator of the domain and is
>logged on the domain. He can do what he likes to do locally and on the
>domain. 
>
>Locally the only user is "administrateur"
>Now I disconnect the TOTO user and log a TATA user which is only a
>domain user.
>
>I loose my desktop and the computer says :" the file name to the desktop
>is too long"
>
>If I change the TATA user to be admin of the local machine. (TATA stays
>"user of the domain" on the server).
>
>Logged on the domain , I find again the desktop.
>
>there is no particular profile or script for these sessions
>
>Help will be very appreciated
>
>PhM
>
>
How many charactures in the network path to the user profile for the 
desktop? Are you limited to 8.3 naming convention? and is the link to the 
users profiles longer then 8 charactures?

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