An organization keeps its existing supported roaming-profile product for Windows personalization, but Outlook cache performance is poor. It wants FSLogix to persist selected Microsoft 365 data without replacing that product. Which design best fits?

✓ Correct answer

• Add an ODFC Container and exclude its managed data from the existing profile product.

ODFC captures the selected Office data while the existing product handles the rest of the profile. Avoid overlapping capture of the same folders. Option explanations: A. Replace the profile product with two full Profile Containers.: Two full-profile containers do not meet the stated selective-data requirement and add competing capture. B. Add an ODFC Container and exclude its managed data from the existing profile product.: ODFC is designed for selected Office data alongside another profile solution; exclusions prevent overlap. C. Publish Outlook as a RemoteApp without changing profile persistence.: RemoteApp changes presentation and does not solve the stated persistence requirement. D. Use application masking to hide Outlook cache folders.: Masking changes resource visibility, not persistence or the supported Office-cache container model. Sources: FSLogix types of containers — https://learn.microsoft.com/fslogix/concepts-container-types; Configure ODFC containers — https://learn.microsoft.com/fslogix/tutorial-configure-odfc-containers

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