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Thank you very much for the pointers and the advice!
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Thank you very much for the pointers and the advice!

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Good Afternoon,<br />
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We have a single domain environment that is using DFS shares across multiple remote sites in a full mesh topology. We are in the process of cleaning up the main shared folder in order to better control permissions and ease of access. We will be moving a great deal of existing data under subfolders that have different ACLs<br />
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Before we move forward, we would like to check with others to make sure that this would not cause DFS replication errors across the sites.<br />
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Also, will the files have to be “re-copied” from one server to the next in order to put them in their locations or will it know to simply move them under the needed folders?<br />
<br />
Thank you!
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Good Afternoon,

We have a single domain environment that is using DFS shares across multiple remote sites in a full mesh topology. We are in the process of cleaning up the main shared folder in order to better control permissions and ease of access. We will be moving a great deal of existing data under subfolders that have different ACLs

Before we move forward, we would like to check with others to make sure that this would not cause DFS replication errors across the sites.

Also, will the files have to be “re-copied” from one server to the next in order to put them in their locations or will it know to simply move them under the needed folders?

Thank you!

DFS - Shared Folder cleanup

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