Logoff problem

When a user logs off it takes an abnormally long time.
prior to the following changes logging off was not an issue:
We use a mandatory profile which was stored on server A.
We decided to decommission Server A because Server B is
a new server.
Replication of AD works fine
Server A and Server B are assigning IP's the scope is split between the two
servers
Today I created a profile folder on server B
In AD, I changed the profile path for users to point to server B
When a user logson they get the desktop defined in the mandatory profile.
When they logoff it takes forever to save personal settings.

What am I missing?
Should I have created the profile via the normal mandatory profile routines?

Where do I check offline files settings?

"Adamu Garba" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Dear Will,
>
> I think if i get you right, try to check your offline files settings on
> the newly created profile. It maybe that the system is syncronizing with
> the server to update the profile during logoff and this if not properly
> configured may take considerable alot of time.
>
> Adamu Garba
> MCSE Security, MCTS, Upgrade MCSE 2008
>
> "Will Sellers" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:h9fij.528$U4.189@trndny01...
>> When a user logs off it takes an abnormally long time.
>> prior to the following changes logging off was not an issue:
>> We use a mandatory profile which was stored on server A.
>> We decided to decommission Server A because Server B is
>> a new server.
>> Replication of AD works fine
>> Server A and Server B are assigning IP's the scope is split between the
>> two
>> servers
>> Today I created a profile folder on server B
>> In AD, I changed the profile path for users to point to server B
>> When a user logson they get the desktop defined in the mandatory profile.
>> When they logoff it takes forever to save personal settings.
>>
>> What am I missing?
>> Should I have created the profile via the normal mandatory profile
>> routines?
>>
>>
>>
>

Dear Will,

I think if i get you right, try to check your offline files settings on the
newly created profile. It maybe that the system is syncronizing with the
server to update the profile during logoff and this if not properly
configured may take considerable alot of time.

Adamu Garba
MCSE Security, MCTS, Upgrade MCSE 2008

"Will Sellers" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:h9fij.528$U4.189@trndny01...
> When a user logs off it takes an abnormally long time.
> prior to the following changes logging off was not an issue:
> We use a mandatory profile which was stored on server A.
> We decided to decommission Server A because Server B is
> a new server.
> Replication of AD works fine
> Server A and Server B are assigning IP's the scope is split between the
> two
> servers
> Today I created a profile folder on server B
> In AD, I changed the profile path for users to point to server B
> When a user logson they get the desktop defined in the mandatory profile.
> When they logoff it takes forever to save personal settings.
>
> What am I missing?
> Should I have created the profile via the normal mandatory profile
> routines?
>
>
>