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DFS Replication help
Posted on 2013-01-02
I am attempting to setup replication between two 2K8 R2 machines. I have created a test folder on machine one, I have also installed File services on both machines.
I set machine one as the primary to replicate to machine two, I point to the folders and where I want them to go and enable replication. What is happening, or at least I think is happening, is the folder is copied from machine one to machine two. But then the folder is gone from machine one. I am guessing this is a configuration issue, but since I am a newbie to this setup I dont know what it is. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I set machine one as the primary to replicate to machine two, I point to the folders and where I want them to go and enable replication. What is happening, or at least I think is happening, is the folder is copied from machine one to machine two. But then the folder is gone from machine one. I am guessing this is a configuration issue, but since I am a newbie to this setup I dont know what it is. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Make sure you have dfs role services installed including dfs name space and dfs replication. If you do then your management become a lot more easier with dfs management snapin which you could access using mmc or administratiove tools. The rest is about creating the napespace, dfsroot and target.
To understand it in detail go through this link, it explains pretty well
http://www.falconitservices.com/support/KB/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?List=fa4fef06-7c95-4b2a-a857-e98ef05512fb&ID=58&Web=155ac04d-0eba-4517-926e-f92f5bc9dea4
To understand it in detail go through this link, it explains pretty well
http://www.falconitservices.com/support/KB/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?List=fa4fef06-7c95-4b2a-a857-e98ef05512fb&ID=58&Web=155ac04d-0eba-4517-926e-f92f5bc9dea4
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