I have a X Server and a couple 10.2 clients. I have set up the clients to authenticate via LDAP 3 to our Active Directory DC (Setup was based off of Chuck Simciak Writeup http://www.absynthespad.com/macintosh/ldaptoad1.html). the authentication process works. But I cannot get the home directories to mount. I have tried two ways. 1) The client and server authenticate to AD to mount the home directory (like suggested in Apple's Integrating OSX with Active Directory) and 2) The client authenticates to AD and mounts a smb share on the same server. The later is what I really would want to happen, since my faculty already have Home directories on the Windows Server. Does anyone out there know what to use when mounting a home directory via SMB instead of AFP? Currently my Mounts CN contains the following: 1> cn: Faculty:/Users; 1> vfsdir: /Network/Servers; 1> vfstype: url; 2> vfsopts: url==smb://;AUTH=NO%20USER%20AUTHENT@faculty.school.da.org/Users; net; User's contain the following: 1> primaryGroupID: 513; 1> name: Forrest Beck; 1> sAMAccountName: fbeck; 1> userSharedFolderOther: /Network/Servers/faculty/Users/fbeck; 1> UniqueID: 1302; 1> MacHomeDirectory: <home_Dir><url>smb://faculty.school.da.org/Users</url><path>fbeck</path> </home_Dir>; MacHomeDirectory is mapped to HomeDirectory..