Default all users to local Windows profiles
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@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ Operational documentation:
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- [Self-hosted RustDesk server and managed Windows remote access](docs/rustdesk-operations.md)
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- [Domain monitoring, usage reports, and six-month retention](docs/monitoring.md)
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- [Laboratorio desktop wallpaper protection](docs/laboratorio-wallpaper-policy.md)
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- [Azure user roaming by role with Azure Files and FSLogix](docs/user-roaming.md)
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- [Optional Azure user roaming by role with Azure Files and FSLogix](docs/user-roaming.md)
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- [Decision: do not persist password verifiers in Redis](docs/decisions/0001-no-password-cache.md)
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| Prefix | Role | Default OU | Security group in the same OU |
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@@ -109,11 +109,12 @@ Follow [docs/lab-runbook.md](docs/lab-runbook.md). Review
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For a public Azure VM, use
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[docs/azure-vpn-deployment.md](docs/azure-vpn-deployment.md). It supports an
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optional Azure P2S gateway or direct enrollment restricted to explicit public
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source CIDRs. P2S deployments also provision private Azure Files storage for
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role-based roaming: `AL` redirects only Documents/Desktop, while `AD` and `DO`
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use an FSLogix VHDX profile after the post-domain setup step. Existing public
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Azure Files deployments automatically use FSLogix Cloud Cache locally instead
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of performing all profile I/O across WAN SMB.
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source CIDRs. Every SGU role uses an ordinary local Windows profile by default:
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Desktop and Documents stay under `C:\Users` and no profile share is mapped.
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Azure Files/FSLogix roaming remains available only as an experimental,
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explicit opt-in that requires acknowledgement of its login, sign-out, storage,
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cache and recovery risks. See [docs/user-roaming.md](docs/user-roaming.md) for
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the opt-in and rollback procedures.
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Never disable the built-in Microsoft password Credential Provider. It is the
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supported recovery path if a third-party provider fails to load.
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