Ability to redirect specific directories to one or more specific VHDX containers. Taking the existing functionality of O365 and Profile containers but empowering administrators to define exactly which paths should be redirected and to which custom containers. Paths might be global paths such as C:\Program Data\ and would need to allow for per user abstraction/virtualisation of those directories as App Masking redirection rules provide currently.

It would be really handy if the fslogix agent would be able to perform a shrink or cleanup action on the container, either during logon or log off to help keep vhdx's to as small as possible.

Using redirections.xml to exclude folders such as cache and temporary folders. In case you exclude a folder in the xml file, only data added to the folder after the exclusion will not be kept in the profile container. But old data in an existing profile container will stay there. Then you need cleanup scripts to do that part. Why not be able to do that from redirections.xml?

Migration scipts for roaming profiles (or Citrix UPM) are discontinued. I need something to prepare migration for 600 users. Manual migration is just not possible.

Allow redirected folders (Desktop, Downloads, Documents, etc) to be stored in a separate container that way the profile can be "reset" or deleted without loss of data. This would also hybrid on-prem/azure environments easier as you could leverage cloud cache for folder redirection as well.

The Tray Tool shows profile status and all the logs, but the status indicator at the top is ONLY for Profile status. I think there should be two status indicators, one for Profiles and one for Office Containers. Ideally the tray tool could read which component(s) are enabled and show status for only the enabled Container(s).

Make it visible to the End-Users when hovering over de systray-application in WHICH mode te Profile-container is mounted. At the moment this is not possible to see if this is in ReadWrite-mode or Read-Only mode. And this can be important to know for the end-user.
I assume the application knows in which mode it is working, so it must be easy to make this available via a tool-tip when hovering over the systray-application.
Thanks,
Chris Marreel

full automation abilities so everything in FSLogix can be scripted.
This can provide scale around new deployments and a enable the move to a full devops deployment and management of WVD Session Hosts.

With the new model of App Attach, User Profiles and OS Images as 3 separate parts of the whole solution we will need to build at scale and deploy with scripts and templates, which means the need for 100% automation of the solution, end to end.
This requires that everything is scriptable.

As a former Citrix upm customer, is it possible to add registry exclusions like UPM has?

When a container is becoming corrupt we are finding that the VHD/VHDX is stuck on 0MB and is pretty much useless. Rather than troubleshooting/manually deleting the container it would be good if a GPO could attempt to re-create a fresh container on logon rather than mounting the same container that is obviously corrupt.

If a there was a configurable GPO that could for example delete and re-create any container that was <500mb then it would fix the corrupt container itself by re-creating it.

This request is to all an administrator to specify data, that is outside of the profile, to be included in an existing container, most likely the Office Container.

As an example, an organization has a line of business application that stores user information in a folder such as c:\LOBAppName\LOBUserData. There is a desire that this data roam with the user in non-persistent environments.

It would be great to be able to increase the maximum size of an already existing VHDX-profile without first having to remove the old profile or migrating to a new profile.

It would be really useful if you could make exclusions using the Office 365 Container like you can with the Profile Container. After speaking with an FSLogix SME this was not setup to protect the O365 Container and ensure there are no problems. As new versions have been released and the product has matured, is this something that can be introduced?

In other words "how to restrict standard users to basic view?"

Users could view other users logoff time in the operational view.

Besides disabling frxtray completely is there any workaround like permissions on a registry key?

When the File Server that you container is connected to goes down or you lose connection to the container, there is no pop up to give the users any information.

Their Outlook and any other application being cached will hang and therefore they will not know what to do. As an administrator you can check using the tools.

Please can something be made available for the user to be informed when connection is lost or at least something they can check?

Provide Intune administrative Templates for all FSlogix settings for Modern AAD joined W10 devices, alternatively as a temporary measure provide the Intune SCP policy OMA-URI settings for the above

It would be great to have wildcard support or additional parameters for targeting FSLogix rules. For example, "computer name starts/ends with..."

Hiding system components (server manager, administrative tools, cmd, powershell, search icon etc.)