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Unless you've set a file filter that may be stopping those files from moveing, just give it some time to replicate.
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Unless you've set a file filter that may be stopping those files from moveing, just give it some time to replicate.

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Ok, it just replicated....for my real world environment, I have about 30GB of data that need to be replicated. My question is, once it replicates the full 30GB of data, the next time it replicates, will it just replicate the items that have changed &amp;&nbsp;will both places be an exact mirror of each other?
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Ok, it just replicated....for my real world environment, I have about 30GB of data that need to be replicated. My question is, once it replicates the full 30GB of data, the next time it replicates, will it just replicate the items that have changed & will both places be an exact mirror of each other?

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I just set up DFS on my server. As a test I have it replicating about 25MB to one of my remote sites. It is replicating the folder fine but on the destination, I see the folder I am replicating but nothing is in the folder.....What did I do wrong?
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I just set up DFS on my server. As a test I have it replicating about 25MB to one of my remote sites. It is replicating the folder fine but on the destination, I see the folder I am replicating but nothing is in the folder.....What did I do wrong?

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