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In my lab, i am playing around with FS Logix to see what it is. I dont have Azure integration, want to test it with roaming profiles. As far as i can tell, that should be possible.
But , i cant find any decent inforamtion nor a tutorial about that.
Anyone who can provide me with a link?
Thank you
Also noticed the following:
I installed the fslogixappssetup at my DC and Member, but i dont see fslogixc in my Policys.
thank you
Many thanks for the reply. I forgot to install the clientsoftware at the windows 10. I created the policy at the DC, i created a shared folder at the Fileserver(unc location in policy). I added a usergroup to the fslogic group but after login i still dont see a profile at the fileserver.
Is there something i am missing?
If the user already has a local profile then this will be used by default instead of the FSLogix profile. You should either delete the local user profile or set a GPO or registry key to delete the local profile upon login. Then the FSLogix profile will get created.
Here is the setting that you need to configure, set the value to 1.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fslogix/profile-container-configuration-reference#deletelocalprofilewhenvhdshouldapply
NOTE: Use caution with this setting. When the FSLogix Profiles system determines a user should have a FSLogix profile, but a local profile exists, Profile Container permanently deletes the local profile. The user will then be signed in with an FSLogix profile.
Here's a couple of links that might help you. Essentially once the FSLogix agent is installed on the user's endpoint you enable some settings to redirect the user's profile to the storage location of the FSLogix profile.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fslogix/configure-profile-container-tutorial
many thanks for the reply. I recopied them again and now i can create a GPO at my dc. Somehow there went something wrong
But what is next, how should i configure FSLogix so i can be used as an alternative for the romaing proifles?
regards,
FSLogix profiles would be something that you would use as an alternative to roaming profiles. With FSLogix, profiles are mounted across network storage as opposed to having profile data copied over a network with roaming profiles.
Regarding the GPO policies, the ADMX files can be found in the installation folder for FSLogix, here's a guide on how to set it up: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fslogix/use-group-policy-templates-ht
