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# Replicate GPO and FSLogix configuration

To configure user profile from the RAS Console:

1. Follow the instruction from section [**New FSLogix deployment via Parallels RAS** ](/landing/ras-fslogix-containers-best-practices/v20/configuring-fslogix-via-parallels-ras/new-fslogix-deployment-via-parallels-ras.md)and open the User Profile tab.
2. Specify the following:
   * The location type. In the Location of profile disks list box, specify your existing SMB or Cloud Cache locations where your FSLogix profiles are stored.
   * Profile disk format, allocation type, and default size of the profile.
3. Click the Additional Settings button to configure FSLogix per your requirements, including:
   * User exclusions
   * Folder exclusions
   * FSLogix settings (<https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/fslogix/profile-container-configuration-reference>)

To configure profiles in Parallels RAS Management Portal:

1. Go to **Infrastructure** > **RD Sessions Hosts**.
2. Select the RD Session Host that you need.
3. Go to **Properties** > **User Profile**.
4. Specify the settings as described above for the Parallels RAS Console.


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