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you can just disable the folder target, right click the target and go to disable then it will force you to go to the remaining target.<br />
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Ashley
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you can just disable the folder target, right click the target and go to disable then it will force you to go to the remaining target.

Ashley

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Does DFS path UNC traffic to a 'primary' DFS server?<br />
I am trying to get a server to path to a particular file server but it keeps redirecting to a different file server. &nbsp;I believe this could be a networking/Firewall issue but would like to eliminate anything to do with DFS.<br />
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Thank you.
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Does DFS path UNC traffic to a 'primary' DFS server?
I am trying to get a server to path to a particular file server but it keeps redirecting to a different file server.  I believe this could be a networking/Firewall issue but would like to eliminate anything to do with DFS.

Thank you.

DFS and UNC Paths

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