How to configure onedrive with fslogix and best practices

Question

Hi all, We have implemented FSlogix with RDS solution and configured gpo. Everything is working as expected and now we would like to start with onedrive. Big question is, when user logs in RDS session host and starts onedrive, onedrive is asking for the location where to create folder. By default it is using C:\Users\username but what to choose when using FSlogix. I guess that we are not chosing C drive on the session host? Another question is ia there anyting kring best practices we need to think about. Many thanks for your help.

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Rene Bigler takes a look at how FSLogix Office 365 Containers are able to bridge the gap to allow OneDrive users the ability to roam their data in non-persistent VDI deployments. Rene asserts that, “until now there was no solution to persist synced data from consumer OneDrive for Business (the OneDrive part in Office 365). For this reason most admins decided to disable the OneDrive for Business clients on non-persistent VDI. End users only could work with the online data accessed through their browser or Office Apps connected to the online OneDrive repository.”

Fortunately, “with the latest release of FSLogix Apps 2.7.1438.2 the offline copies of the synchronized OneDrive for Business data as well as the OneDrive client installation and configuration itself is redirected into the user specific virtual disk container and this way is persisted on logoff.” This critical aspect allows the OneDrive for Business data to roam properly across the user sessions which allows the data to sync properly in non-persistent virtual environments. In

to this link for your reference and additional troubleshooting procedures https://www.insentragroup.com/us/insights/geek-speak/modern-workplace/how-to-roam-onedrive-using-fslogix-office-365-container/

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