Roaming Profile RDS + NetApp

Hello everybody.
I need some help with a problem on my RDS 2008r2 project, which has to deal with Roaming Profile and inheritable permissions from parent folder.
We have NetApp storage and through GPO, we want to store these users roaming profiles into NetApp share.
Ok, so far the idea is good, we already use it for XenApp 6.5, and it work perfectly. But, for any reason, RDS roaming profiles are not working as we want.
So, we have a folder (on netapp share) named ProfilesRDS, where the roaming profiles are saved, and this ProfileRDS folder has 4 or 5 AD security groups.
When a user logs in, his profile is created with USER, NETAPPNAME\Administrators and System, has Full Control of the user profile. The administrators groups from parent folder are not inheritable to the profile...
Policys like "Add the administrators security group to roaming user profiles", "Do not check for user ownership of Roaming Profiles Folder" are enabled.
Does anybody ever seen these before? Anyone that can give me a help?
Appreciate any help.
Thanks!

Hi Rafael,
Thanks for your post in Windows Server Forum.
As far my research, the setting which you have applied will take affect when creating a new profile only. Profiles created before this policy settings was in place lack the entry for “Administrators.” Also check
this thread for granting permission for roaming profile. In addition
check beneath articles for more information.
1. How to Configure a File Server for Hosting User Profiles
2. Windows Server 2003 checks for pre-created roaming profile folders when you make a roaming user profile
Hope it helps!
Thanks,
Dharmesh

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Hi,
Please refer to the article below to check if you the permissons on the profile folder is configured correctly.
Security Considerations when Configuring Roaming User Profiles
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc737633(WS.10).aspx
There is a similar thread, please go through it to help troubleshoot this issue:
Roaming Profiles RDS 2008R2 permissions issue
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/6e3c589a-bfa0-492b-86bc-507891fdbee2/roaming-profiles-rds-2008r2-permissions-issue
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Hi Paul,
Thank you for your posting in Windows Server Forum.
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Hi guys,
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In my deployment I have 2 brokers, and 3 session hosts. I finally installed Update 1 and all following updates available (the ones that were available about two weeks before). Also updated Forefront to v4.3 (SCCM managed).
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Windows cannot copy file \\server\profileshare\username.V2\ntuser.pol to location C:\Users\username\ntuser.pol. This error may be caused by network problems or insufficient security rights.
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This is happening on my test server and 2 prd servers. Any ideas. I looked for related hotfixes but not coming up with anything.
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Hi,
Thanks for your comment.
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profile share. A synchronization problem may occur if a user with a roaming profile logs on to multiple client computers at the same time. This can eventually cause policy settings to be applied incorrectly.
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So please check the permission or group policy which you have applied and also whether you are performing multiple connection at a time.
Note: This KBhere providing only for reference as it’s for previous version.
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We have one TS running on Windows 2000. There are over 200 TS users. We are planning to migrate it to Windows 2008 R2. What's the easy way to migrate the roaming profile? Base on this article
Support guidelines for migrating
roaming user profiles data to ...
Generally, user profiles that you create for users in Windows 2000, ... Server 2003 roaming user profile on Windows Vista or on Windows Server
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support.microsoft.com
support.microsoft.com/kb/947025
There are two methods to migrate roaming profile. "Method 2: Use the Folder Redirection feature to share data between Version 1 and Version 2 user profiles" doesn't "migrate the desktop settings and preferences such as wallpaper because of
the differences in the operating systems". That isn't for us.
"Method 1: Use the User State Migration Tool to migrate profile data to the new format (Windows Vista Only)" is recommend that you the User State Migration Tool (USMT) to migrate profile data in the following scenarios:
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Hi,
Thanks for your comment.
Please check following article might helpful in your case.
Hey, Scripting Guy! How Can I Edit Terminal Server Profiles for Users in Active Directory?
http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2008/10/23/how-can-i-edit-terminal-server-profiles-for-users-in-active-directory.aspx
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I don't understand this. I can reproduce this every single time. Without folder redirects I don't see the difference between roaming and local profile from AppV perspective, as the roaming profile is of course copied to the server and in that sense the server
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So is the fact that there is a 5-10 second delay during refresh actually an issue? What I mean by that is - are any users comparing the local profiles with roaming profiles experience, or complaining that the delay is there?
Roaming profiles and Folder redirection are of course very simple to configure; however for the best user experience I recommend managing profiles with a real profile management solution.
If you have MDOP, then you'll also have access to UE-V. You've mentioned your environment is RDS, which sadly doesn't get UE-V, even though you have App-V.
Here are some resources on UE-V + App-V and what's required when managing App-V with roaming users:
How To Use Microsoft User Experience Virtualization With App-V Applications
Application Publishing and Client Interaction: Roaming registry and data
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Performance Guidance for Application Virtualization 5.0
App-V Performance Best Practices: New Project VRC White Paper
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Slow logon for roaming profiles on Server 2012 R2.

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Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and advices.
Thanks in advance.

Hi Bruce,
>>After this, roaming profiles began to take 7-8 mins to 15-16 mins to logon to the 2012 R2 RDHS.
Before going further, I want to further confirm if this happens when the users log onto the server first time or all the time. Besides, does this happen to all domain users logging onto the server?
>>"Event ID 5: Kernel-General :: {Registry Hive Recovered} Registry hive (file): '\........\NTUSER.DAT' was corrupted and it has been recovered. Some data might have been lost."
For this event, we can refer to the solution provided by Justin in the following thread to tackle the issue.
Registry Hive Corrupted - Event ID 5: Kernel-General
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-system/registry-hive-corrupted-event-id-5-kernel-general/275d080b-4d29-4eed-887d-bee55725c602?page=1
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How do I configure roaming profiles to not apply to Domain Admins?

Hi,
I have a setup (Windows 2012 R2 on all servers) where roaming profiles and re-directed folders are applied through GPO to our RDS servers.
We decied to change this so only users, and not Domain Admins will have these settings applied.
Re-directed folders is a user setting, so that was changed easily, but the roaming profiles is applied to computer object.
So my question is; how do I configure roaming profiles only for some users (or a security group) and not for Domain Admins?
/KL_Dane
KL_Dane

Hi Dane,
>>So my question is; how do I configure roaming profiles only for some users (or a security group) and not for Domain Admins?
Sorry, this is not acheivable, for computer part policy settings apply to computer accounts, regardless of which user logs onto the computers.
Best regards,
Frank Shen
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Hello,
We have an existing farm with only one server in it now that is in production. We have two other rdsh servers on the side that we are going to be adding into the farm. Currently we are not using roaming profiles but would like to. I know
you can set the path for remote desktop profiles in user settings in AD or globally in group policy settings fro the rdsh servers. I am trying to figure out the best way to introduce roaming profiles into the current 1 server farm and add the
roaming profiles to the new servers before they are joined to the farm. Can I do it per AD user settings to test things out on a few users and log into all three servers? If I make the change globally I don't want to have problems on the production
server for all users.

Hi,
Thank you for posting in Windows Server forum.
You can specify a Remote Desktop Services-specific profile path and home folder for a user connecting to an RD Session Host server. This profile and home folder will only be used for Remote Desktop Services sessions. You should assign a separate profile for
Remote Desktop Services sessions because many of the common options that are stored in profiles, such as screen savers and animated menu affects, are not desirable when using Remote Desktop Services.
You can manually configure these settings on the Remote Desktop Services Profile tab on the Properties sheet of a user account in the Local Users and Groups snap-in or the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in.
You can also use the following Group Policy settings to configure these settings:
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- Set path for RD Roaming User Profile
- Use mandatory profiles on the RD Session Host server
The Group Policy settings can be found in Computer Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Remote Desktop Services\Remote Desktop Session Host\Profiles
More information:
Deploy Roaming User Profiles
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-in/library/jj649079.aspx
User Profiles on Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/rds/archive/2009/06/02/user-profiles-on-windows-server-2008-r2-remote-desktop-services.aspx?Redirected=true
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki

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