Profile Management

Logon diagram

September 28, 2020

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This diagram helps you work out the details of your user profile migration strategy. It also explains these aspects of performance:

When you migrate a profile, two network copies can take place, which slows down the logon process. For example, the operation Copy default profile to local Pm profile and to user store involves the following two copies: one full profile copy from the roaming profile store to the local computer and the other full profile copy from the local computer to the user store.
When a cached profile is used, no copying of profile data across the network takes place.

Read the diagram from the bottom to the top. Check the desired operations in the boxes at the bottom (for example, Copy default profile to local Pm profile and to user store). And then track a path back to identify the required migration settings.

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Logon diagram

September 28, 2020

Contributed by:

B C

September 28, 2020

Contributed by:

B C

Logon diagram

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