using variables in the UNC path

Hi 

im trying to give my  users access to their homedrive wich is called \\servername\users\username is it possible to use a variable in the root folder UNC path (\\servername\users\%username%) ?

since im running in active directory mode the username also needs to get the domain\ stripped from the username

hope you can help med 

best regards
Bjarke Fogh 

Systemtech A/S

Yes, you can use the placeholder {user.name} in the path and name of a root folder.
For example, you can set the path to \\servername\{user.name} , then this will resolve to a path like \\servername\Systemtech\Bjarke for a domain user named "Systemtech\Bjarke".
Note that, the domain is not stripped but used as a subfolder.

Hi Cem,

Is there any way to strip the subfolder so the final string/path would be \\servername\Bjarke?

Best Regards,

Peter Dahl

Sorry, it's not possible. We thought it would be better to use domain as a subfolder so that same user names from different domains do not conflict.

Are there any new developments or is the status still the same as commented on the 1/15/2010?