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dfs share needed to move to another physical drive
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joe
2009-06-17 21:51:01 UTC
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Hi,
I have a HQ that is running windows 2003 R2 and replicating to 3 remote
sites, also running Windows 2003 R2. We have a share folder called "public"
that needs to be moved to a different drive letter, that is physically
connect to same server. Can I just unshare the folder and moved the folder
and reshare? Will this interrupt the dfs? Are there any issues that I will
run into?

thanks in advance
jt
DaveMills
2009-06-17 22:57:30 UTC
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DFS is not concerned with mapped drive letters, that is a client function so no
matter what you do in DFS the same drive letter will be used on the client
unless you change ALL the clients to use a different drive letter.
Post by joe
Hi,
I have a HQ that is running windows 2003 R2 and replicating to 3 remote
sites, also running Windows 2003 R2. We have a share folder called "public"
that needs to be moved to a different drive letter, that is physically
connect to same server. Can I just unshare the folder and moved the folder
and reshare? Will this interrupt the dfs? Are there any issues that I will
run into?
thanks in advance
jt
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Dave Mills
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DaveMills
2009-06-18 16:11:33 UTC
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Um! I think I misunderstood your question. NickT got it.
Post by DaveMills
DFS is not concerned with mapped drive letters, that is a client function so no
matter what you do in DFS the same drive letter will be used on the client
unless you change ALL the clients to use a different drive letter.
Post by joe
Hi,
I have a HQ that is running windows 2003 R2 and replicating to 3 remote
sites, also running Windows 2003 R2. We have a share folder called "public"
that needs to be moved to a different drive letter, that is physically
connect to same server. Can I just unshare the folder and moved the folder
and reshare? Will this interrupt the dfs? Are there any issues that I will
run into?
thanks in advance
jt
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Dave Mills
There are 10 types of people, those that understand binary and those that don't.
NickT
2009-06-18 11:00:25 UTC
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Yes, That is all you need to do.

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Post by joe
Hi,
I have a HQ that is running windows 2003 R2 and replicating to 3 remote
sites, also running Windows 2003 R2. We have a share folder called
"public"
that needs to be moved to a different drive letter, that is physically
connect to same server. Can I just unshare the folder and moved the folder
and reshare? Will this interrupt the dfs? Are there any issues that I will
run into?
thanks in advance
jt
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