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<title>Specify a home directory in a template</title>
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<h2 id="rzahqhomdtemp">Specify a home directory in a template</h2>
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<p>To allow Windows environment on iSeries™ to manage users in the most portable
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way possible, a home directory can be set up for each user to store user-specific
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information generated by applications. To minimize the amount of work that
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must be done, specify home directories in the template accounts so that each
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new profile created by the enrollment process has a home directory created
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for it automatically. To provide scalability, it is important not to lock
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home directories to a particular disk drive. Use the Universal Naming Convention
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(UNC) names to give portability.</p>
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<p>To customize your template profiles to include a home directory, follow
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these steps from the integrated Windows server console:</p>
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<ol type="1">
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<li>Create the home directory folder on the appropriate server, and share
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it.</li>
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<li>In a domain, click <span class="bold">Start->Programs->Administrative Tools->Active
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Directory Users and Computers</span> from the Windows server console. On a local
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server, click <span class="bold">Start->Programs->Administrative Tools-> Computer
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Management->Local Users and Groups</span>.</li>
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<li>Double-click the template (model user) to display its properties.</li>
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<li>Click the Profile tab.</li>
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<li>In the Home folder segment, click <span class="bold">Connect</span>. Select
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a drive letter (such as Z:). Move to the <span class="bold">To:</span> dialog,
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and enter the directory path of the home directory using a UNC name, for example: <tt>\\iSeriesWin\homedirs\%username%</tt>. In this example, <span class="bold">iSeriesWin</span> is the name of the server where the home directory
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folder resides, and <span class="bold">homedirs</span> is the name of the home
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directory folder. If you use the variable <span class="italic">%username%</span>,
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instead of the logon or user name, Windows server automatically substitutes
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the user's name in place of the variable name when each new Windows server
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account is created. It also creates a home directory for the user.</li></ol>
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