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DFS Replication, namespaces and hard disk replace.
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Luigi
2009-12-15 14:07:28 UTC
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Hi all,

In a Win2k3 domain I have two DC with DFS Replication and published folders
in namespaces. Now, I should replace the hard disk that contains replicated
folders on the secondary DC because almost full and I would like to know if
when I replace the hard disk is automatically recreated the DFS Replication.

Thanks
DaveMills
2009-12-15 22:42:57 UTC
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Post by Luigi
Hi all,
In a Win2k3 domain I have two DC with DFS Replication and published folders
in namespaces. Now, I should replace the hard disk that contains replicated
folders on the secondary DC because almost full and I would like to know if
when I replace the hard disk is automatically recreated the DFS Replication.
I am not sure but you could easily remove the replication group first. Wait for
the configuration to replicate then swap the disk and re-create the replication
group.

If you simply replace the disk you must be prepared for the replication engine
to replicate the "empty" folder to the full one. I would not take that chance.
It may work OK but then again it may not. Its your gamble.
Post by Luigi
Thanks
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Luigi
2009-12-16 05:19:17 UTC
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Post by DaveMills
Post by Luigi
In a Win2k3 domain I have two DC with DFS Replication and published folders
in namespaces. Now, I should replace the hard disk that contains replicated
folders on the secondary DC because almost full and I would like to know if
when I replace the hard disk is automatically recreated the DFS Replication.
I am not sure but you could easily remove the replication group first. Wait for
the configuration to replicate then swap the disk and re-create the replication
group.
If you simply replace the disk you must be prepared for the replication engine
to replicate the "empty" folder to the full one. I would not take that chance.
It may work OK but then again it may not. Its your gamble.
Well, I think choose first solution :)

Thanks again
Luigi

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