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Join Date: Nov 2006
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OS: XP2,WIN03,UBUNTU,CentOS,Bayanihan,FEDORA 8
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Setting Up a DFS Server
Hey guys i have setup a DFS Server with 6 DFS roots on our main server and its configured to replicate to our secondary server. does having too many DFS roots will cause performance problem especially if its replicating too many files... our DFS is still using NTFRS.
also i have 1 quick question i created a separate DFS root it can be access anywhere in the network but the server where it was created cant access the DFS it but it can access the DFS folder and it has full access no restriction...
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