Error creating home directory - Access is denied.

Hi,
I am getting one issue on the task while provisioning homedrive and homedirectory on AD resource.
Error creating home directory '\\rusehf06\home\rc9782rf': ': Access is denied
Please help. Thanks in advance.

These error messages are typically pretty obvious with permission errors. It's getting the correct permissions that is the challenge. I would suggest you start by adding the user whom is in your IT Resource for Active Directory into the local administrators group for the server you are trying to create the folder on. Also, consult with your AD Admins to get it resolved the quickest most likely. Their skill set will be better than what we can provide.
-Kevin

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