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You can, but make sure to use the O365 container and not the profile container feature. You also have to exclude the respective directories from your existing profile solution.

Chris Twiest wrote an article about howto combine FS + RES (don't know if Kinston is still on IWC or already on UWM) : https://workspace-guru.com/2017/12/04/use-fslogix-office-365-containers-use-ivanti-res-one-workspace/

Thanks both I'll have a look now. As a test installed the agent, made the registry change to enabled and gave it a location Also added relevant users to the local group groups that fslogix suggests and I can see that the VHD file is being created. I am a noob, but when you say make sure I use the office 365 container, is that the same agent but just got a seperate reg key or does it use the different groups in local users? Anyways having done that, I cant see a vhd file connected to the machine, but that is something to do with Ivanti and policies I believe From a fslogix point of view, from a test perspective, is to install agent, create A reg key in local machine, with enabled and location and add user to the group?

Yes it’s the same agent but different keys/settings to activate it - the concept of both is similar but with O365 containers you have to exclude the relevant folders from your existing profile management solution. https://docs.fslogix.com/display/20170529/Profile+Container+vs+Office+365+Container

@King ston you should see the drive attachted in disk management if your an admin. Make sure to also stop Ivanti from capturing your outlook cache folder.

Thank you all guys...will test this out on Monday and come back with results. We use exchange online with it being inhouse so performance is not bad at all. We use Ivanti triggers so things related to outlook or specific apps only come down when the app is opened. I will relay findings come Monday.