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Viewing/Modifying User Templates
To view or to modify the user templates,
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1. Click the AD Mgmt tab.
2. Click the View User Template link available under Create Template. This will
list all the templates that were created.
Tip: You can sort the templates in ascending/descending order using the arrow
icon near the Template Name heading.
3. Click on the last icon under Action heading, to set that particular template as the
default template.
4. To modify the template click the template name or the icon to open the Modify
User Template dialog.
5. Modify the attributes as required and click Save Template.
Note: The modification to the attributes will not modify the user attributes
of the users created prior to modification of the template. This applies to
the users created henceforth using this template.
User Creation with Advanced Permissions: While creating User template you can
assign advanced permissions and share properties, and eventually all the users created
with those template will bear those permissions.
You will find these advanced permissions available in the following places:
Advanced features in User Creation:
For Profile path:
Profile path specifies a Uniform Naming Convention (UNC) name, such as
\\Server\Prof$\%username%, to be the network folder where the user's roaming profile
is stored. This way, user's roaming profile is downloaded to whichever workstation he
logs onto and it is uploaded back to the server when he logs off. The dollar sign ($) in
the Prof$ sharename makes it invisible so that users don't browse it.
Configuring the property "Profile path":
1. "Profile path" attribute can be found in the "Account Details" tab of "Create
Template" wizard.
2. While specifying profile path click on 'Permissions' adjacent to it, this will open a
window for profile path settings.
3. check in the box to Create Profile Path Directory before user first login
4. you can add more permissions by selecting the tab 'Permissions' to Add More
Permissions'.
5. This leads you to set of options where in you can allow a selected user or group
or computer, to have permissions like full control, read attributes, delete etc, over
folder and its descendants.
6. Click on Add.
7. Check in the Box below to Inherit from parent the permission entries that apply
to child objects.
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