Hello everyone!
Here is my situation:
Here we have domain1\user1 and domain2\user2, windows XP COMP1 a member of domain1.
Domain1\user1 has logged to COMP1 and has local desktop profile with all sorts of settings (printers, PST's connected, My-documents, wallpapers etc).
Need a scripting method to grant domain\user2 ability to log-in to domain1\user1 desktop profile, and continue to use it with all it's settings and attributes.
Here is the approach I tried:
1) Grant full access for domain2\user2 to all local profile files and folders (C:\Documents and Settings\user1.domain1)
2) Let domain2\user2 log-in to COMP1 to have profile created for the user.
3) Change registry value ( HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList\SID...\ProfileImagePath = %SystemDrive%\Documents and Settings\user2.domain2 ) to match user1.domain1
4) Permission files/folders to grant access for domain2\user2
Unfortunately, this is not enough
Any ideas?
Here is my situation:
Here we have domain1\user1 and domain2\user2, windows XP COMP1 a member of domain1.
Domain1\user1 has logged to COMP1 and has local desktop profile with all sorts of settings (printers, PST's connected, My-documents, wallpapers etc).
Need a scripting method to grant domain\user2 ability to log-in to domain1\user1 desktop profile, and continue to use it with all it's settings and attributes.
Here is the approach I tried:
1) Grant full access for domain2\user2 to all local profile files and folders (C:\Documents and Settings\user1.domain1)
2) Let domain2\user2 log-in to COMP1 to have profile created for the user.
3) Change registry value ( HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList\SID...\ProfileImagePath = %SystemDrive%\Documents and Settings\user2.domain2 ) to match user1.domain1
4) Permission files/folders to grant access for domain2\user2
Unfortunately, this is not enough
Any ideas?