I will try explaining the scenario we have there:
We created two RDS collections to seperate desktop sessions from remote app sessions, so in this case we can control who can access which applications:
Collection1: Remote Desktop
Collection2: RemoteApp
Issue 1:
Each collection has it's own UDP (That's by design), so in order to allow users to have the same desktop folder, documents... etc we implemented Folder Redirection to another shared location, and that's worked perfectly.
My question is:
Does that have any impact on performance, because the environment is still fresh now and we don't have much users using it, but I don't know what will happen when the environment grows and users save gigabytes on there desktops?
Issue 2:
The other issue I have here is related to the remote apps:
RemoteApps are installed on collection2 and published inside the desktops in Collection1 by GPO:
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dsadsi/2011/11/30/automating-the-silent-deployment-of-remoteapp-and-desktop-connection/
Running a remote app at the first time a user logs in fails at the first attempt, and it works the second time a user tries. I can't figure out what would cause such a behaviour.. do you have any idea?
Thanks in advanced
Housam Smadi
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