On my Windows 2012 Server (with DFS enabled for future plans) I have my network drives along with my users redirected files on the same drive. My structure looks like this.
D:\NetworkFiles
D:\UsersFolderRedirection
I would like the Users files to be able to go offline in low bandwidth scenarios and work in slow-link mode but I never want the Network files to go into offline mode. Currently on my GPO I have Configure slow-link mode Disabled but some users are still going offline (and gpupdate fails so I assume I have other issues). If I were to configure the GPO setting like below would that accomplish what I want?
Configure slow-link mode Enabled
Name - \\fileserver.domain.com\NetworkFiles
Value - Latency=0
Name - \\fileserver.domain.com\UsersFolderRedirection
Value - Latency=50
Tanks!