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for replicating file server data, you do need to configure DFS replication and DFS name spaces
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for replicating file server data, you do need to configure DFS replication and DFS name spaces

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We have a 2016 Standard PDC that is running AD and file services for a small network. &nbsp; We have another server running 2016 that we want to use a Backup domain controller along with file replication for the data. &nbsp; &nbsp;If anything happens to the Primary we can promote backup to primary and all data will be up to date. &nbsp; &nbsp;What is the best way to configure the backup domain? &nbsp; Thank in advance
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We have a 2016 Standard PDC that is running AD and file services for a small network.   We have another server running 2016 that we want to use a Backup domain controller along with file replication for the data.    If anything happens to the Primary we can promote backup to primary and all data will be up to date.    What is the best way to configure the backup domain?   Thank in advance

SERVER 2016 File Replication

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