Soldato
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Hi all,
Just wondering how you guys are handling your outlook profiles on an RDS session. Currently our RDS servers delete all local profiles each night to save disk space. We have thousands of users logging in, and since everything is folder redirected it works well for us.
That said, outlook does not use appdata roaming so every morning users are having to click next, next, finish before getting their emails. Autodiscover is enabled so they don't have to do anything complicated, but it's still a pain.
Now we have moved to Office 365 PRF files is a huge no no due to MS cloud clustering so we are a bit stuck as to what we should do.
Just for info, we are on RDS 2008 R2
which is as everyone knows a bit rubbish but will be moving to Server 2016 asap for it. Then I guess we can start using the new user virtualization stuff, but for today we have what we have 
Thanks
Just wondering how you guys are handling your outlook profiles on an RDS session. Currently our RDS servers delete all local profiles each night to save disk space. We have thousands of users logging in, and since everything is folder redirected it works well for us.
That said, outlook does not use appdata roaming so every morning users are having to click next, next, finish before getting their emails. Autodiscover is enabled so they don't have to do anything complicated, but it's still a pain.
Now we have moved to Office 365 PRF files is a huge no no due to MS cloud clustering so we are a bit stuck as to what we should do.
Just for info, we are on RDS 2008 R2


Thanks