Kalinga National High School Folder Redirection Module in TVL12 - Information and Communication Technology
Kalinga National High School Folder Redirection Module in TVL12 - Information and Communication Technology
Kalinga National High School Folder Redirection Module in TVL12 - Information and Communication Technology
Department of Education
Cordillera Administrative Region
Division of Tabuk City
KALINGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Folder Redirection
Module in TVL12 – Information and Communication
Technology
Second Quarter – Week 2
What’s In
Answer the following question based on the previous lesson you have read
and understand. Be guided by the questions and rubric below.
1. What is GPO.
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2. What is the different between Local and Domain in GPO?
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Rubric:
What Is It
As of Windows Server 2008 R2, the folders you can redirect are as follow
AppData (Roaming)
Desktop
Start Menu
Documents
Pictures
Music
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Video
Favorites
Contacts
Downloads
Links
Searches
Saved Games
One of the most useful things you can do is redirecting the Documents
folder (or My Documents for Windows XP and earlier). This allows you
to store a user’s files on a network share, rather than in their local user
profile. This has a number of advantages, including allowing you to back
up these files centrally, and giving users access to their files even if they
log on to a number of different computers. You can couple Folder
Redirection with Offline Files to ensure that people can continue to work
on their files even when they are not connected to your network.
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3. Choose sharing tab> click share
4. Click the drop down arrow then choose everyone then click Add
(Image 4.2)
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5. Set the permission level to Read/Write then click Share then click
Done (Figure 5.2) to setting the permission level then click Close
(Figure 5.3)
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6. Open server manager
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7. Click Features select Group Policy Management select Forest
(e.g. itsmeismael.com) select domain then click your domain e.g.
itsmeismael.com
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9. Create a name for new GPO
10. Right click in your newly created object then choose Edit
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11. Click (-) sign of User Configuration click (-) sign of Polices click
Folder Redirection choose Documents then proceed to next step.
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13. Now choose Target tab then choose Basic- Redirect everyone’s
folder to same location.
14. Open your redirection folder then right click choose Properties
then click Sharing Tab then copy your Network Path (e.g.
\\SERVER\New Folder Redirection) then close the window. Then
proceed to your target root path (Step no. 15)
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15. Paste the copied network path on to your Root Path click Apply
then click
OK to exit.
16. Warning dialog box will appear just click Yes to continue.
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After closing the warning message box, close your Group Policy
Management Editor then proceed to next step.
17. Open your command prompt. Press windows + r then type CMD
then press Enter key in your keyboard. In your command prompt type
gpupdate /force then wait for a moment. You can also try Image 17.2
for alternative method
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18. After excuting gpupdate /force command there will be a warning
texts appeared in your command prompt. Read carefully the warning
then type Y to Log off your machine.
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20. Open the user’s folder, it usually named after the name of the
user logged in a machine (e.g. itsmeismael).
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23. To take ownership for this folder just click security tab then
proceed to next procedure.
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26. Type Everyone in Enter the object name to select then click
Check Names Click OK.
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28. Granting permission. Click yes to continue
29. Click Ok
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30. Click OK
32. Open your client computer (eg. Windows 7) then click your
redirected folder. Put some files or create some folder then go back to
your server.
Note: Redirected folder is a folder that pertains to specific
configured folder inside our server. See step no. 12
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33. Open your redirected folder that resides in your server (Windows
Server 2008 R2) then see the result.
What’s More
Identification, Identify the following folder you can redirect? Used the word
below and the description for the clues.
Desktop Start Menu Pictures Contacts Music
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What I can Do
Explain the question’s Briefly?
Why folder redirection important in Setting-up computer
Server?
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Assessment
Choose the LETTER of the BEST answer. Write your answer on the SPACE
provided before each number.
1. Which of the following is not a folder?
a. Music b. documents c. links d. IP address
2. What will you do to store a user file on a network share.
a. Install server and con figure server manager
b. right click computer and change user group on domain name.
c. right click network and configure IP address
d. All of the above
3. In setting-up folder redirection, what is the first step you will configure?
a. Create a folder in a server for file container
b. Choosing of sharing tab
c. Set the permission level to read/write
d. All of the above
4. The following folders you can redirect are as follow (except)
a. Music b. documents c. links d. IP address
5. If you want to duplicate your file what settings in server manager you will
configure.
a. Forder redirection b. Group redirection c. user redirection
d. All of the above
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