Hi,
We have a few users who want to log on using Terminal Services and get their
full desktop. The problem is that some users outlook pst files are huge. I
understand that Outlook does not recommend/support pst files on network
shares so this isn't an option. I also can't create slimmed down TS profiles
as the users want the same desktop they get in the office.
We therefore have a space issue which I could resolve if I were able to move
the Documents and Settings folders from c:\ (not much space left) to d:\
(bags of free space)
Now I've trawled Google and found loads of documents saying 'bad idea,
you'll kill Windows' etc but one document making popped up making the whole
thing sound too simple to be true. It is here: http://www.dynode.net/~rjw/
Now I've tried this on a virtual win 2000 pc and it does work like a dream,
my question is can anyone suggest any gotchas or other pitfalls if I apply
this to the live TS server? Obviously I don't want to kill it.
Environment: Windows Server 2003, roaming profiles, users that don't delete
anything.
Any thoughts greatly appreciated...
Bilbo
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