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Thanks David that's what I was afraid of. &nbsp;My concern is around Outlook 2013 being able to allow caching. &nbsp;We are seeing the OST at around 800MB when set to 6 months. &nbsp;With a profile limit of 1GB it doesn't give us much room. &nbsp;I think I will have to use folder redirection for the OST for sure among others. &nbsp;But that wont be till Q1 due project work. &nbsp;<br />
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So do you happen to know if there is a priority to what data is copied first (i.e. user.dat) or does it just start to copy indiscriminately? &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks
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Thanks David that's what I was afraid of.  My concern is around Outlook 2013 being able to allow caching.  We are seeing the OST at around 800MB when set to 6 months.  With a profile limit of 1GB it doesn't give us much room.  I think I will have to use folder redirection for the OST for sure among others.  But that wont be till Q1 due project work.  

So do you happen to know if there is a priority to what data is copied first (i.e. user.dat) or does it just start to copy indiscriminately?  

Thanks

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When using profile limits on roaming profiles for Server 2012R2 RDS, what happens to the users profile data when the limit is exceeded? &nbsp;I know they get the prompt that they have exceeded the limit but trying to determine what happens on the back end. &nbsp;Will their profile data continue to be copied to the repository even though the data exceeds the limit or does it only copy the data up to the limit? &nbsp;Is profile corruption a possibility?<br />
Thank you
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When using profile limits on roaming profiles for Server 2012R2 RDS, what happens to the users profile data when the limit is exceeded?  I know they get the prompt that they have exceeded the limit but trying to determine what happens on the back end.  Will their profile data continue to be copied to the repository even though the data exceeds the limit or does it only copy the data up to the limit?  Is profile corruption a possibility?
Thank you

What happens to roaming profile data when the profile size has been reached on 2012 R2?

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