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I'm glad you asked that.
Our machines are mostly (not all) dual drive systems, drive 1 is a minimally sized (250gb) SSD drive. Drive 2 is a nice plump 2tb 7200rmp platter drive. We want to protect both longevity and space on the ssd so we moved the vault working folder into drive d. Then because many programs want files to be in the same place, we use the NTSF "Junction" to create a mock C:\VaultWorkingfolder\ path that points to d (same place). This has been flawlessly transparent for most programs with the exception of AutoCAD's Autosave sub routine MoveBak (express tools add on), This one can't use the junction, so we just point it to d drive. However at this time moveback is not implemented.
Some CAD machines (laptops) only have 1 drive, and have to locate files on C:\VaultWorkingFolder, so that is the lowest common denominator.