Profile Management

Replicate user stores

March 15, 2023

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With the Replicate user stores policy, you can replicate the remote user profile store to multiple paths on each user logon and logoff. Doing so lets Profile Management provide profile redundancy for user logons.

Enabling the policy increases system I/O and might prolong logoffs.

Note:

This feature is available for both the user store and the full profile container.

Replicated profile containers provide profile redundancy for user logons but not for in-session failover.

To configure the Replicate user stores policy using Group Policy, complete the following steps:

Open the Group Policy Management Editor.
Access Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Citrix Components > Profile Management > Advanced settings, and then double-click the Replicate user stores policy.
Set the policy to Enabled.
Click Show next to Paths to replicate a user store, and then enter the paths in the Value fields. If the profile container is enabled for part of the user profile, you can replicate the profile container and the user store to different locations. To do so, enter the path in this form: <path to the replicated profile container>|<path to the replicated user store>. Example: \path_a|\path_b indicates that Profile Management replicates the user store to \path_a and the profile container to \path_b.
Click OK and OK again.

Note:

To synchronize files and folders modified during a session to the user store, enable the Enable active write back policy.

For your changes to take effect, run the gpupdate /force command from the command prompt on the machine where Profile Management is installed. Log off from all sessions and then log back on.

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Replicate user stores

March 15, 2023

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March 15, 2023

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Replicate user stores

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