Stand-alone DFS Root with Terminal Service Profiles

Discussion in 'Clustering' started by Tom Linger, Mar 8, 2009.

  1. Tom Linger

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    I have a Windows Server 2003 R2, Enterprise Edition 2-node failover cluster
    with 2 DFS shares.

    This share houses not only the users Home profile via a link off of the
    share, but also the users Terminal Services profile with its own link.
    There is a second DFS share that is used for Shared data with about 12
    links.

    My problem is whenever the DFS share is moved from the active node to the
    other node, our Citrix environment has issues with the DFS share being
    offline for the time it takes to come back online on the other node. The
    Users do not see any issues on the failover for their Home folders, nor with
    the Shared data.

    1. Is this a supported configuration for the Terminal Services profile?

    2. Any ideas on how to resolve this?
     
    Tom Linger, Mar 8, 2009
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