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Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Email Address:. Sign me up! January 15, — 3 Comments. Copying Sysprep files on a Virtual Center Just a quick post, today I needed to start rolling out some XP desktops from a template for a new View install.
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Add a comment. In WS08 R2, the GP cache is roamed between the servers of the farm so users should only experience the delay during first farm logon and get a faster logon experience for subsequent logons to all members of the farm. An RDS environment can potentially have hundreds of distinct users. Whereas caching of roaming user profiles is enabled for a better user experience, this profile cache can grow very large and may potentially overrun the available disk space on the server.
Controlling the cache size of individual user profiles may not be effective on the RDSH server, because there can be hundreds of new, distinct users. If the size of the profile cache exceeds the configured size, RDS deletes the least recently used copies of roaming profiles until the overall cache goes below the quota. Prior to WS08 many customers downloaded the UPHClean service to prevent profile corruption problems caused by applications and processes maintaining connection to registry keys in the user profile after logoff.
Can help improve logon speed when roaming profiles are deployed by reducing the size of roaming profile. Redirection of AppData folder may cause application compatibility issues — details in step 5 below.
The other gotcha comes with trying to access the shared desktop. If you try to access that folder, you will likely get an Access Denied error there too. Additionally, you can redirect this folder or any of the user profile folders to another path or drive. This is easy to do. Simply right-click on the folder and select the Location tab.
Why MS needs to twist and screw with things that work well I'll never know.
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