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I currently have 2 machines that are non-domain joined. &nbsp; I have files that I need to keep in sync across them but as I understand it DFS does not work for non-domain joined machines. <br />
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What alternatives are there? &nbsp;The two machines our web server so whenever it is must synchronize quickly (within 1 minute) and be highly performant.<br />
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Thanks! 
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I currently have 2 machines that are non-domain joined.   I have files that I need to keep in sync across them but as I understand it DFS does not work for non-domain joined machines. 

What alternatives are there?  The two machines our web server so whenever it is must synchronize quickly (within 1 minute) and be highly performant.

Thanks! 

Using DFS on a machine not joined to a domain

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Storage

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