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Chapter 6: Configuring and using the Roaming feature and Roaming User Profiles
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2. On the Roaming tab, check Enable .
3. Click Apply to save the changes and keep the dialog box open.
Note: With the Roaming feature enabled, the Open User Profile dialog box later displays only
User Profiles in the Roaming User Profile storage locations. To let the end-users open both local
(non-roaming) and Roaming User Profiles, check the Allow non-roaming user profiles to be
opened option in the Administrative Settings dialog box. Clearing this option prevents end-
users from dictating with a non-roaming (local) User Profile by mistake, but you should check it
now if you want to ensure you can open existing local User Profiles so that you can convert them
to Roaming User Profiles.
Step 4: Set the location of Master Roaming User
Profiles
On each computer where you plan to have end-users dictating as a Roaming User Profiles, you
must tell that installation of Dragon where the Master Roaming User Profiles are located.
After selecting Enable on the Roaming tab:
1. Click the Add button. The Roaming User Network Location dialog box displays. You use the
Roaming User Network Location dialog box to define the network location of the master
Roaming User Profiles. The location you pick must be accessible to all computers on the net-
work that you want available for dictation with Dragon.
2. Set the Display Name to the way the name of the directory should display in other dialog
boxes. The display name later appears in the Roaming tab of the AdministrativeSettings
dialog and the Location of user profile text box of both the Open User Profile and the Man-
age User Profiles dialog boxes.
3. Set the Network Location . See the types of locations that the Roaming feature supports in
Creating a network storage location for Master Roaming User Profiles.
4. If you are using a web server to store Master Roaming User Profiles, click the HTTPSettings
and SSLSettings (if you are using HTTPS) button to set information about your HTTPand
HTTPSconnection and proceed with HTTP Settings and SSL Settings for further information.
After entering the HTTP and SSL Settings , use the Test Connection button to make sure
your settings are correct. For help troubleshooting a problem with the connection, see Testing
and troubleshooting an HTTP connection .
5. Click OK in the Roaming User Network Location dialog box.
For more information on setting the location of the master Roaming User Profiles, see Roaming
User Network Location.
Note: You cannot create a non-Roaming User Profile on an HTTP connection. You
can only create Roaming User Profiles on an HTTP connection when the Roaming
feature is enabled.
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