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<h2 id="logon_roam">Roaming profiles</h2>
<p>iSeries NetServer&trade; configured as a Logon Server is capable of supporting roaming profiles.
Roaming profiles store their personal PC configuration (desktop icons, start
menu, registry settings, etc.) on a file server in addition to caching them
locally. In this way, they can sign on from various computers and always
get their same desktop and profile settings. Other names this function is
known by include roving users and profile serving.</p>
<p>In many network environments roaming profiles are not necessary because
users tend to have their own workstation they always log in from, and the
extra time needed to download and save a personal profile when the function
is used only rarely may not be justified. However, there are PC environments
where users need to move from workstation to workstation, or they have multiple
PCs that should be kept synchronized (perhaps a mobile computer in addition
to a desk PC). These are ideal cases to make use of roaming profiles.</p>
<p>Another benefit of storing profiles on the server is that they can be made
mandatory. For example, a user cannot change their profile if it is mandatory.
Thus, mandatory profiles are downloaded from the server at logon, but are
not saved back during logoff.</p>
<p>See the following pages for more information:</p>
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<li><a href="rzahlcfglog2kntxp.htm#logon_nt2kxp">Configuration from Windows 2000 and Windows XP clients</a></li>
<li><a href="rzahllogmndtryprof.htm#logon_manprof">Mandatory profiles</a></li>
<li><a href="rzahllogroamissue.htm#logon_roamissues">Roaming profile issues</a></li></ul>
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