James
2009-02-26 17:37:19 UTC
Hello,
I'm only using DFS for replicating one shared folder among a few server 2008
machines. My purpose is only to push content to the other servers which are
each at a remote site. Users will be accessing each local share directly....
The main/primary share already exists and is populated with tons of data on
the one machine.
I just ran a test between 2 test servers using a test folder with a few
files just to see how it works. The repl worked fine and I was able to
specify NTFS permission for the target folder on the other machine (target
folder created during wizard for creating the repl group).
now, what about setting up the share for each site? Now that the folder at
each remote site is part of this replication system will I be able to
configure each one individually for sharing? or will those properties be
replicated to the other servers? Likewise, what about modifying ntfs perms
on the folder at the remote site, will that be replicated?
I'm only using DFS for replicating one shared folder among a few server 2008
machines. My purpose is only to push content to the other servers which are
each at a remote site. Users will be accessing each local share directly....
The main/primary share already exists and is populated with tons of data on
the one machine.
I just ran a test between 2 test servers using a test folder with a few
files just to see how it works. The repl worked fine and I was able to
specify NTFS permission for the target folder on the other machine (target
folder created during wizard for creating the repl group).
now, what about setting up the share for each site? Now that the folder at
each remote site is part of this replication system will I be able to
configure each one individually for sharing? or will those properties be
replicated to the other servers? Likewise, what about modifying ntfs perms
on the folder at the remote site, will that be replicated?