[Need Help With Win Server 2003]

A very big thank you (to everyone). That link looks very promising. If you're ever in my part of the woods I'll make it up to you.

[Need Help With Win Server 2003]

I'm doing this for free. But then it's a good organization. I will keep you posted if you like but I'm a bit surprised. I thought this was a relatively newb question. Perhaps I'm so befuddled that I confused everyone else as well.

[Need Help With Win Server 2003]

I agreed to help a struggling nonprofit with some of their IT needs. They have a Server running 2003 standard and 7 XP pro workstations. I have been asked to add a new user and a new XP pro workstation to the network (or is it domain?). However I'm not familiar with their type of setup. It seems that a person can log onto any one of the workstations with their unique username and find all of their settings, documents, email, etc. right there. I added a user to the server under Active Directory, setting up everything the same as another user account with similar permissions, but could not figure out how to create a home folder nor where this should be created. It seems that all of the other home folders are located at various designations such as:

connect G:\\server\johndoe$\settings\profile

or

connect R:\\server\janedoe$\settings\profile

but I cannot find these drive letters on the server.

Now if I can get past that part I will also need to figure out how to connect the new workstation to the domain (network?)

I'm in over my head a bit here and they needed this setup yesterday.

I've read and researched a lot and the more I do the more uncertain I become. Please give me a shove in the right direction.

Begging and Pleading.