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Make sure it is a redundant system with good hard drives and a gigabit network card. I tried it once with server 2003 and it was slow. I had a 100Mbps network card. &nbsp;
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Make sure it is a redundant system with good hard drives and a gigabit network card. I tried it once with server 2003 and it was slow. I had a 100Mbps network card.  

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can I join NAS in to windows domain?
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What are you using for your NAS?
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what about configuring NAS as a file server for roaming profiles? do any one have experience eon this?
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what about configuring NAS as a file server for roaming profiles? do any one have experience eon this?

NAS as a file server for roaming profiles

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