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I'd like some clarification on how you've implemented a DFS path - whenever I've tried to enter a DFS namespace/path for the UPD location I get an error returned -<br />
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Could not create the template VHD. &nbsp;The network location {DFS path} is not available.
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I'd like some clarification on how you've implemented a DFS path - whenever I've tried to enter a DFS namespace/path for the UPD location I get an error returned -

Could not create the template VHD.  The network location {DFS path} is not available.

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Is it possible to store User Profile Disk (vhdx) files of an RDS 2012 collection in a subfolder of a share instead of the share itself? <br />
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We have several RDS collections and want to store the UPDs of these collections in subfolders in the same share instead of setting up a share for every collection:<br />
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So i want to do use these paths for UDP<br />
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\\storage\share\rdscollect<wbr />ion1<br />
\\storage\share\rdscollect<wbr />ion2<br />
\\storage\share\rdscollect<wbr />ion3<br />
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instead of <br />
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\\storage\rdscollection1<br />
\\storage\rdscollection2<br />
\\storage\rdscollection3<br />
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Anyone experience with this setup?
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Is it possible to store User Profile Disk (vhdx) files of an RDS 2012 collection in a subfolder of a share instead of the share itself? 

We have several RDS collections and want to store the UPDs of these collections in subfolders in the same share instead of setting up a share for every collection:

So i want to do use these paths for UDP

\\storage\share\rdscollection1
\\storage\share\rdscollection2
\\storage\share\rdscollection3

instead of 

\\storage\rdscollection1
\\storage\rdscollection2
\\storage\rdscollection3

Anyone experience with this setup?

Store User Profile Disk in subfolder of share

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