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DFSR in multi servers...
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TK
2009-02-11 16:00:09 UTC
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I am running DFSR on 2 Win2K3 R2 servers in different domains, same forest
to keep 2 folders in sync. It works great as designed.
My problem is that if 2 people edit the file on seperate folders at the same
time, one file looses it's updates.
When one person opens a file in the folder, is there a way to lock it's
counter part on the other server...?
Windows 2008 or 3rd party product...?

Thanks,
Tom...
TK
2009-02-12 16:10:19 UTC
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HELP...?

Can't be done...?
Post by TK
I am running DFSR on 2 Win2K3 R2 servers in different domains, same forest
to keep 2 folders in sync. It works great as designed.
My problem is that if 2 people edit the file on seperate folders at the
same time, one file looses it's updates.
When one person opens a file in the folder, is there a way to lock it's
counter part on the other server...?
Windows 2008 or 3rd party product...?
Thanks,
Tom...
Anthony [MVP]
2009-02-13 09:16:33 UTC
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Can't be done in DFSR.
There is a third party product other people have suggested:
http://www.peersoftware.com/solutions/high_availability/dfs_file_locking.aspx
Or use terminal services,
Anthony,
http://www.airdesk.co.uk
Post by TK
HELP...?
Can't be done...?
Post by TK
I am running DFSR on 2 Win2K3 R2 servers in different domains, same forest
to keep 2 folders in sync. It works great as designed.
My problem is that if 2 people edit the file on seperate folders at the
same time, one file looses it's updates.
When one person opens a file in the folder, is there a way to lock it's
counter part on the other server...?
Windows 2008 or 3rd party product...?
Thanks,
Tom...
TK
2009-02-17 17:56:24 UTC
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Thanks...

Tom...
Post by Anthony [MVP]
Can't be done in DFSR.
http://www.peersoftware.com/solutions/high_availability/dfs_file_locking.aspx
Or use terminal services,
Anthony,
http://www.airdesk.co.uk
Post by TK
HELP...?
Can't be done...?
Post by TK
I am running DFSR on 2 Win2K3 R2 servers in different domains, same
forest to keep 2 folders in sync. It works great as designed.
My problem is that if 2 people edit the file on seperate folders at the
same time, one file looses it's updates.
When one person opens a file in the folder, is there a way to lock it's
counter part on the other server...?
Windows 2008 or 3rd party product...?
Thanks,
Tom...
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