Moving Home Folder to Windows XP Network Folder

How does one move the home folder on a Mac to a network folder located on a Windows XP host? I think it is accomplished using Netinfo, but I tested it on my 13" Macbook and the Macbook will no longer login. Detailed instructions would be appreciated.
Also, I read that it is possible to cache the home folder so that when the network location is not available, the home folder contents are still available - syncing is perfomormed when network is again available. How is this accomplished or is this only available when OS X Server is on network?
Thanks
17" Macbook Pro 2.16GHz Mac OS X (10.4.7)

I don't have a solution that directly addresses your question, but between two Macs, it is possible to have a user account on one OS X client machine mount a folder on a second OS X client machine during login and use that as the "home" folder.
On the machine where the folder resides, the folder must be set up as "share point", the name of the share may have to match the name of the user's "home" folder on the user's end, and the username and password to access the share point have to match the username and login password of the user account.
On the client side, the user's entry in the "NetInfo" database has to have an additional property added to it (the 'home_loc' property), containing the url to the share. The presence of this property tells the login process that the "home" folder may not be a simple folder, and for example, is used by "Filevault" to get the system to automatically mount the filevault disk image before actually logging the user in. For an AFP share, the value of the 'home_loc' property looks something like this:<pre><homedir><url>afp://xx.xx.xx.xx/sharename</url><path></path></homedir></pre>It might be worth a try to see if something similar works with an SMB share. However, if the share is unavailable for any reason, it likely won't be possible to log in to the account at all.
Of course, if the windows share is already mounted (and there are ways, though I don't know them, to have a windows share mount automatically at startup for example), then the process would be much simpler - just change the user's 'home' property to the path to the folder on the mounted share.
I have no idea about the offline caching question.

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Step one: Make sure that the computer user account is password protected.
1.Click the Windows icon, then click Control Panel.
2.Click User Accounts, then select the account you used to log into the computer.
3.Click Change your Windows password, then find the user account you used to log into the computer.
•If the user account is password protected, continue to the next step.
•If the user account is not password protected, click Create a password for your account to create a password, and then continue to the next step.
Step two: Define the network location
1.Click the Windows icon, then click Control Panel.
2.Click Network and Sharing Center.
3.In the View your active networks section, click Public network under your network name. The Set Network Location window opens.
4.Select Home Network or Work Network, then click Close.
Step three: Make sure that the network sharing and discovery options are correct
1.Open the Network and Sharing Center window.
2.Click Choose homegroup and sharing options.
3.In the Share libraries and printers section, select Documents.
4.In the Other homegroup actions section, click Change advanced sharing settings.
5.In the Advanced sharing settings window, make sure that the following network options are turned on:
•Network discovery
•File sharing
•Public folder sharing (read and write access)
•Password protected sharing
6.Click Save changes.
7.Your computer network is now successfully set to complete the Scan and Fax to Network. Folder or Digital Fax to Network Folder Wizard.
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