Hi,
This is the Scenario:
Company is moving away from Home folders on Windows file server to each user having a Home folder in business OneDrive.
A portion of the company needs to save files back to their desktop via a drive letter as this is what the RDP session and virtual application requires.
The existing Home drive is H: and would like to use H: letter again for the new Home folder in OneDrive.
Original H: comes from Default Domain Policy.
New H: comes from a new GPO at the OU level.
What I have tried:
- GPO to Drive Maps delete H:
- Same GPO to Drive Maps to create H:, Path: \localhost\users%username%\OneDrive - CompanyName\Home. Tried with and without quotes around UNC path. Also used F3 to get syntax for ComputerName and LogOnUser. I did not enforce at OU level. Trying to avoid enforcing the GPO.
The above with and without Common Option to Run in logged-on user's security context (user policy option) and with and without Item-Level targeting "username".
In user's BAT file, net use H: /delete, followed by net use H: \localhost\users%username%\OneDrive - CompanyName\Home.
Tried a Network Location share, but RDP needs a drive letter.
All the above works for me (domain admin), but not for other users and another domain admin.
What I'm thinking is I shared the new OneDrive Home folder to myself at some point and it's allowing me to map the H: drive to OneDrive. Also ran on two laptops without sharing OneDrive Home folder and also created a test user that is only a domain user in AD. Still works. Any ideas how to get this to work? Also, if there is a better way to have an RDP session and virtual app save to OneDrive, I'm all ears. If I can share any info that will help, please ask.
Thanks,
Vince