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Hi,<br />
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Check in Administrative Tools - DFS Management - Replication node if there is server C?<br />
I don't &nbsp;think just copy is enugh to enable dfs replication.<br />

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Hi,

Check in Administrative Tools - DFS Management - Replication node if there is server C?
I don't  think just copy is enugh to enable dfs replication.


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Hi Guys,<br />
I have a file server A replicated to a server B via DFS.<br />
I installed a third server for test purpuses : server C.<br />
i backed up a folder from server a and restored it to server c.<br />
I noticed that the dfs link is copied as well. I want to remove the replication between server A and Server C, because i need to test some applications with uncorrect data. <br />
At the time being, if i delete a file from the test server c it is also deleted from Server A.<br />
N.b. : data on the server A are not to be touched.<br />
thx in advance.
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Hi Guys,
I have a file server A replicated to a server B via DFS.
I installed a third server for test purpuses : server C.
i backed up a folder from server a and restored it to server c.
I noticed that the dfs link is copied as well. I want to remove the replication between server A and Server C, because i need to test some applications with uncorrect data. 
At the time being, if i delete a file from the test server c it is also deleted from Server A.
N.b. : data on the server A are not to be touched.
thx in advance.

How do i remove a dfs connection ?

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