DirectAccess + Offline Files + DFS + Slow-link mode

Hi,

We use DirectAccess in our environment for remote workers. We also have Offline Files configured.

We are finding that remote workers never go offline on slow-link connections. As standard, I set this in GPO:

Configure slow-link mode: Enabled

Name: \\corp.domain.com\dfsroot
Value: Latency=32000

Name: \\corp.domain.com\folder1
Value: Latency=20

Name: \\corp.domain.com\folder2
Value: Latency=120

Folder1 is our user home directories which are redirected. On a connection slower than 20ms it stays online, causing terrible performance out of the office. If I even set Folder1 to Latency=1 it still stays online.

If I manually set the home folder drive map to Work Offline, performance is brilliant. All drive maps point to the DFS namespace shares.

What am I missing? All of our remote workers are running Windows 10 Enterprise.

Thanks