Microsoft KB Archive/128605

= Managing Profiles of USRMGR.HLP States Invalid Network Path =

Article ID: 128605

Article Last Modified on 11/1/2006

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1
 * Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 3.1
 * Microsoft Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1
 * Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 3.5
 * Microsoft Windows NT Server 3.5

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This article was previously published under Q128605



User Manager Help -

3. Optionally, to specify a home directory, select the Local Path box and type a local path (including the drive letter). Or, select the Connect box and specify a drive letter, and then select the To     box and type a network path.

For example you might type a local path of c:\users\jeffho. Or, you might specify drive H and type a network path of     \\airedale\accounts\cristalw.

User Manager for Domains Help -

4. Optionally, to specify a home directory, select the Connect box and specify a drive letter, and then select the To box and type a network path. Or, select the Local Path box and type a local path (including the drive letter).

For example, you might specify drive H and type a network path of     \\airedale\users\cristalw. Or, you might type a local path of     c:\users\jeffho. When administering domain user accounts, specify a network path.

Optionally, substitute %USERNAME% for the last subdirectory in the path. For example, you might specify drive Q and then type a network path of \\airedale\accounts\%USERNAME%.

Both Help file statements above are incorrect. You cannot specify a network path as stated above. The proper universal naming convention (UNC) for a network path is \\ \.

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Keywords: KB128605

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