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  • Overview
    • Roaming User Profiles
    • User Profile Disk (UPD)
    • FSLogix Profile Containers
    • Office Container
    • Concurrent connections and multiple connections
    • Multiple connections
  • Prerequisites
    • Eligibility requirements
    • Required storage permissions
    • FSLogix Profile Containers on Azure Files
    • FSLogix Profile containers on Azure Page Blobs
    • Configuration requirements
    • FSLogix antivirus exclusions
  • Configuring FSLogix via Parallels RAS
    • New FSLogix deployment via Parallels RAS
      • Rebooting a host
    • Configure managing existing profiles by Parallels RAS
      • Prerequisites for existing FSLogix configuration
      • Replicate GPO and FSLogix configuration
    • Migration from UPD and Roaming profiles
    • Best practices
      • Cloud Cache
      • Advanced logging
      • SMB locations
      • Moving to Cloud Cache from traditional FSLogix Profile Container
      • Using Cloud Cache in persistent physical environments
    • FSLogix Containers backup
      • SMB locations
      • Cloud Cache
  • References
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  1. Configuring FSLogix via Parallels RAS

Configure managing existing profiles by Parallels RAS

In this section, we describe how to configure existing FSLogix Profile Containers to be managed by Parallels RAS. FSLogix Profile Container configuration defines how and where the profile is redirected. Normally, you configure profiles through registry settings and GPO. Parallels RAS gives you the ability to configure profiles from the Parallels RAS Console or RAS Management Portal without using external tools.

For existing configuration, please note the following:

  • There is no need to change the existing profiles themselves as they will stay the same.

  • You can keep using the existing FSLogix Profile Container locations (SMB or Cloud Cache).

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