Hello Folks, I had a server failure over the weekend (2008): a hard drive failed and that somehow killed the server. It was raid 5, but somehow the raid config insisted it was raid 0. Weird. Server was old anyway. Off to pasture... I use DFS to copy user files onto a large storage server so I can copy those files elsewhere and create new shares in a pinch like this. That worked fine. Anyone have a powershell script to update the users' home folder en masse? I'm not up to speed on powershell, and that could have saved me some time. Anyone have a method to quickly update GPOs with path information? For example, change server1\share to server2\share ? As for my drive maps that point to DFS shares, I suppose those will go to the next server in another site? I have a few DSF name spaces with one server at HQ a member, the one that failed, and other members are servers in other Sites. Server was not a DC/DNS/DHCP server so removing from AD will be easy enough. Thanks for your suggestions. Tom
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