If I login into the client I can navigate the network to the server and then to this shared folder.
Under Sharing > Share I have added MyUserGroup (Read & Write) I have set up a new folder at this path D:\Shares\Data and have shared it under Sharing > Advanced Sharing with everyone (Full Control). Now I want to create a mapped drive on each client at login. I am able to now login in to the domain from any of the client computers using either User A or User B credentials.
Both users have been added to this group. Under groups I have set up a group called MyUserGrp. Under Users I have set up a couple of new users (User A and User. In AD I have created a new OU (MyDomain) and within this OU I have created some child OUs Users & Groups. I have setup active directory on the server. Perhaps the Sessionsīit and Refresh action I did were coincidental, since I think the Sessions setting pertains more to timeouts than actual connection properties like drives, but this got me working.Hi – I’m setting up a new Server (Server 2016) as a domain controller on a small network with 5 Windows 10 client computers. I could then see my drives under my Computer icon on the Start Menu. Unchecked "Override user settings", selected OK, then selected the "Refresh" under the "RD Session Host Configuration" sidebar. I right-clicked this and selected Properties. When it came up, there is a "Connections" section with an "RDP-Tcp" icon. I had, of course, set the property in my local MSTSC properties (Show options > Local Resources tab > Local devices and resources > "More" button > Drives).Īfter logging into the Terminal Server and seeing my local drives not there (hence bringing me to this thread), I then went to "Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration", as it is called on my Win2008 server, as suggested. Using Benny's advice, here's how I fixed it for me:
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