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I have a busy executive who keeps thousands of documents on our server 2008.<br />
I set him up for offline synchronization so that he could always access his files.<br />
He is complaining that it is slow to complete and often does not finish. He connects to our vpn when he is out of the office as a way to allow the syncing to happen more regularly.<br />
I was just wondering.....I have his folders redirected to the server, so, <br />
#1 am I doubly redirecting?<br />
#2 Would it possibly work better to turn off offline sync and have him just connect to the vpn when offsite to have his redirected folders come up instead of syncing?
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I have a busy executive who keeps thousands of documents on our server 2008.
I set him up for offline synchronization so that he could always access his files.
He is complaining that it is slow to complete and often does not finish. He connects to our vpn when he is out of the office as a way to allow the syncing to happen more regularly.
I was just wondering.....I have his folders redirected to the server, so, 
#1 am I doubly redirecting?
#2 Would it possibly work better to turn off offline sync and have him just connect to the vpn when offsite to have his redirected folders come up instead of syncing?

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