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Any help out there would be great in setting up a DFS R. 
 
I have a main office with two branch offices all with W2003R2 and enough space on each server for a shared replicated folder. 
 
I have a few MS step by step guides and read as much as i can and I am just being a complete idiot. 
 
1. Setiup a namespace 
2. add folder to the namespace 
3. add folder target to folder 
 
Again im being a complete idiot. 
 
HQ has the shared drive 
branch 1 needs a copy 
Branch 2 needs a copy 
 
and I just cant figure out the logic to get it to work 
 
If anyone has a step to step guide for idiots please un idiot me. &nbsp;(excuse my english) 
 
 
Thanks 
 
 

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Any help out there would be great in setting up a DFS R.

I have a main office with two branch offices all with W2003R2 and enough space on each server for a shared replicated folder. 

I have a few MS step by step guides and read as much as i can and I am just being a complete idiot. 

1. Setiup a namespace
2. add folder to the namespace 
3. add folder target to folder

Again im being a complete idiot. 

HQ has the shared drive 
branch 1 needs a copy
Branch 2 needs a copy

and I just cant figure out the logic to get it to work

If anyone has a step to step guide for idiots please un idiot me.  (excuse my english)


Thanks




Step by Step guide to setting up a DFS R

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).