Hello,
Having a hard time trying to figure out the fix on this issue that's been going.
We have two file servers (we will be consolidating it down to one, but that's a project for another time). Both of these file servers live in Azure
One file server contains the necessary drive shares that get mapped to user's individual devices. The other (newer one) contains the home directory where user's base folders are getting redirected to, and FSLogix for Windows Virtual Desktop.
Both of these file servers share the same namespace (\\server.local\fileshares).
After converting a user's folders over to folder redirection, their shares that were mapped to this person's device existing at \\server.local\fileshares\sharedfolder routinely get disconnected, or don't even map through.
I did some digging and did a few items to help troubleshoot:
-Refined offline files GPO, including boosting the latency to the server before the device goes into offline mode
-Blew away his local profile and let Windows recreate it
-Ran updates and reboots after hours on the file servers
-Recreated the shares on GPO
-Verified all his network settings were good and correct, even refreshed the device so it would get a new IP
-Reformatted offline file cache
It still reoccurs. What I'm noticing is that this may be largely related to offline files. When his drives get disconnected or don't show up, we can only path out to the home directory share on the DFS namespace. If I go into offline files, I see that his offline file status has entered a disconnected state and will periodically drop in and out.
Does anyone know how to help resolve this?