Roaming Profile trusted domain users

Hello everyone,
this is my problem.

Win2003 Active Directory.
I have to setup roaming profile for remote desktop users that are logging on
from a trusted domain. How can I do that? The goal is create a roaming
profile share in the trusting domain (domain A) and set a policy (don't know
where) to force the roaming profile just when I login in the domain A with a
domainB\useraccout.

Really many thanks,
Gio.

In news:DF847502-13D1-41EA-AE32-F82DEE6C8CEC@microsoft.com,
Gio <Gio@discussions.microsoft.com>, posted the following:
> Hello everyone,
> this is my problem.
>
> Win2003 Active Directory.
> I have to setup roaming profile for remote desktop users that are
> logging on from a trusted domain. How can I do that? The goal is
> create a roaming profile share in the trusting domain (domain A) and
> set a policy (don't know where) to force the roaming profile just
> when I login in the domain A with a domainB\useraccout.
>
> Really many thanks,
> Gio.

Are you asking how to share a common roaming profile between two different
user accounts from two different domains?

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Gio,
have you considered using Terminal Services Profile configuration for this
purpose (this would separate interactive user profile from the one used
during logons via Terminal Services)?

hth
Marcin

"Gio" <Gio@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DF847502-13D1-41EA-AE32-F82DEE6C8CEC@microsoft.com...
> Hello everyone,
> this is my problem.
>
> Win2003 Active Directory.
> I have to setup roaming profile for remote desktop users that are logging
> on
> from a trusted domain. How can I do that? The goal is create a roaming
> profile share in the trusting domain (domain A) and set a policy (don't
> know
> where) to force the roaming profile just when I login in the domain A with
> a
> domainB\useraccout.
>
> Really many thanks,
> Gio.

Hi Marcin,
yes, but the problem is where setting this account property:
on the account "source" domain or by GPO in the "destination" domain?

the problem is enabling roaming profiles for users that are loggin on the
trusting domain from the trusted domain (only via remote desktop)

Really Thx..



"Marcin" wrote:

> Gio,
> have you considered using Terminal Services Profile configuration for this
> purpose (this would separate interactive user profile from the one used
> during logons via Terminal Services)?
>
> hth
> Marcin
>
> "Gio" <Gio@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:DF847502-13D1-41EA-AE32-F82DEE6C8CEC@microsoft.com...
> > Hello everyone,
> > this is my problem.
> >
> > Win2003 Active Directory.
> > I have to setup roaming profile for remote desktop users that are logging
> > on
> > from a trusted domain. How can I do that? The goal is create a roaming
> > profile share in the trusting domain (domain A) and set a policy (don't
> > know
> > where) to force the roaming profile just when I login in the domain A with
> > a
> > domainB\useraccout.
> >
> > Really many thanks,
> > Gio.
>
>
>

Put all the terminal services servers in a OU and applied a policy with the
roaming profile path. Set the policy scope to a security group with the
domain users of the trusted domain.

Hope that helps.

Seeya.


"Gio" wrote:

> Hello everyone,
> this is my problem.
>
> Win2003 Active Directory.
> I have to setup roaming profile for remote desktop users that are logging on
> from a trusted domain. How can I do that? The goal is create a roaming
> profile share in the trusting domain (domain A) and set a policy (don't know
> where) to force the roaming profile just when I login in the domain A with a
> domainB\useraccout.
>
> Really many thanks,
> Gio.

In news:D439323C-124B-4B73-B6B1-209C514204E2@microsoft.com,
Gio <Gio@discussions.microsoft.com>, posted the following:
> Put all the terminal services servers in a OU and applied a policy
> with the roaming profile path. Set the policy scope to a security
> group with the domain users of the trusted domain.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Seeya.
>

I didn't realize this was a terminal services profile issue.

However, I'm glad you found a solution!

Ace