I am preparing to migrate 12 NT 4.0 workstations in an NT Domain to Windows 2000 Professional. We use roaming profiles in NT and I have seen a couple threads here that indicate NT roaming profiles will not work with 2000 Professional.
First, is this true? (Yes, I do expect that it is).
Second, is there any preferred work-around for this? I would like to continue to use roaming profiles if at all possible. My thought is that I could remove the existing roaming profile from the user's directory on the PDC, log the user on so a new profile is generated on the newly-installed 2000 Pro machine, then log off so the new profile is stored on the PDC. Am I dreaming, or is this a reasonable way to proceed.
We are also using machine policies... any input there would be gratefully received.
Fortunately, I have a few months to put this in place
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First, is this true? (Yes, I do expect that it is).
Second, is there any preferred work-around for this? I would like to continue to use roaming profiles if at all possible. My thought is that I could remove the existing roaming profile from the user's directory on the PDC, log the user on so a new profile is generated on the newly-installed 2000 Pro machine, then log off so the new profile is stored on the PDC. Am I dreaming, or is this a reasonable way to proceed.
We are also using machine policies... any input there would be gratefully received.
Fortunately, I have a few months to put this in place