Each evaluates independently from each other. The cache still needs to know about some information about the namespace because that is still part of the path that is available offline. Which means the default latency can apply to it, even though nothing is available there.
Thus, I received the error message. As long as the DFS namespace had transitioned to slow-link mode, you can counteract the default latency by specifying an additional policy setting.
You might consider something like the following to keep it online while allowing the userdata DFS folder content to go offline at the specified latency Remember the blog mentioned at the start of this for more information on the pattern matching :. The long and short of this ends up being a tale of default latency applying to where you may not think it should. That behavior can be overridden by defining a counter slow-link policy to set the bar high enough to not take if offline when truly not desired.
Contents Exit focus mode. Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Note Computers running Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows Server R2, or Windows Server might continue to transition to the Online mode if the latency of the network connection drops below one millisecond.
Reads, however, are satisfied from the cache, thus improving the user experience. Auto offline mode If Offline Files detects a network error during a file operation with an SMB shared folder or a DFS scope, Offline Files automatically transitions the network share to auto offline mode. In this mode, file operations are performed against the local cache. Certain file operations cannot be performed in auto offline mode, however, such as accessing previous versions of files.
As I mentioned, we are a Windows 10 environment. I have set the "Configure slow-link mode" policy to disabled, therefore the shares should never transition to "Slow-Link Mode". Tuesday, February 12, PM. We have disable the Configure slow-link mode , so we can try to check whether this policy is actually disabled on these Windows 10 clients? We can run login the client with administrator account. Open command prompt. Click Enter. Check if there is this policy on the gpresult report.
Whether other Windows 10 clients that they do not apply this policy domain policy and local policy also transition to "Slow-Link Mode"? Best Regards, Daisy Zhou Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help. Wednesday, February 13, AM.
Hi, If this question has any update or is this issue solved? Also, for the question, is there any other assistance we could provide? Friday, February 15, AM. The policy is indeed being applied. Friday, February 15, PM. Monday, February 18, AM. This policy affects all users in the company, just not all notice. I can replicate anywhere I connect through VPN connection 3. As I mentioned in the original post, I see in the Event Viewer log: a. Tuesday, February 19, PM.
Thursday, February 21, AM. Thursday, February 21, PM. Friday, February 22, AM. Monday, February 25, AM. I disabled the service, however I could only access the offline content, and even after connecting to the network on a LAN connection I still see a "grey X" on the non-offline folders. Monday, February 25, PM.
Hi, I am just writing to see if this question has any update. If no, we can try the method in this similar case on one client:. Tuesday, March 5, AM. Tuesday, March 5, PM.
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