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Scenario 5 - Load-balancing user stores
“I want to load-balance my users across several geographically adjacent networked user stores (NUSs).”
Background reading
- For an overview of the Microsoft DFS Namespaces technology, see DFS Namespaces overview.
- For advice on load balancing user stores, see the Citrix blog at https://blogs.citrix.com/2009/07/21/profile-management-load-balancing-user-stores/.
Unlike Scenario 1, this scenario has a single site that is large enough to require multiple NUSs. Using DFS namespaces, we can improve on the solution in Scenario 1.
Scenario 1 (Option 1) used DFS Namespaces to map multiple sites to different folders on the same server. You can use a similar technique to map subfolders of a namespace to folders on different servers.
Ideally, you need an AD attribute that partitions user accounts into similarly sized chunks, such as #department#. As in Scenario 1, #department# must always be defined and must be guaranteed to contain a correct folder name.
As in Scenario 1, we set up a namespace for the NUS called \\MyCorp\Profiles.
This diagram shows how to set up the namespace.
Once you complete the setup, you configure the Path to user store setting as:
\\MyCorp\Profiles\#l#\#department#
With this configuration, the users in Wagga Wagga are distributed across two NUS servers, both local.
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