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Thanks. There are many GB of data in the folder already. Which option will not require re-replication?
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Thanks. There are many GB of data in the folder already. Which option will not require re-replication?

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The second one.... although you will still have to do a manual copy and BE VERY CAREFUL when you reassign the share otherwise if you get it wrong DFS may dump all the data out to NTFS Pre Existing....<br />
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The second one.... although you will still have to do a manual copy and BE VERY CAREFUL when you reassign the share otherwise if you get it wrong DFS may dump all the data out to NTFS Pre Existing....



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I currently have DFS running on three servers. Users access the shares using \\myinternaldomainname\sha<wbr />res and DFS automatically points them to the closest server. I have three servers, and the shares look like this:<br />
1. Server1 is d:\shares<br />
2. Server2 is c:\shares<br />
3. Server3 is d:\shares<br />
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I need to d:\shares on server1 to E:\shares on that same machine. How do I do this and make sure replication continues to work?<br />
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I currently have DFS running on three servers. Users access the shares using \\myinternaldomainname\shares and DFS automatically points them to the closest server. I have three servers, and the shares look like this:
1. Server1 is d:\shares
2. Server2 is c:\shares
3. Server3 is d:\shares

I need to d:\shares on server1 to E:\shares on that same machine. How do I do this and make sure replication continues to work?



Moving a DFS target folder

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