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David Lausten
Greetings Everyone. Need some Help if you all dont mind.
I have 2 Domain Controlers in 2 different Sites connecting
over a 128bit ISDN Line. both sites are in 1 domain. Both
servers allow workstations at both sites to log on and
connect to file shares and access Email on the domain. I
have setup a DFS Domain Root on server 1 and put DFS Links
to a folder on Server 1 and server 2. I want to replicate
the information that is in the folder on server 1 to
server 2 (Server 2 folder is empty at the moment) I set a
Link to the Main server then set a link to a empty
directory on the remote server and tell it to set up
replication. but it does not seem to replicate the
information. I connect to the share on the remote server
and just get an Empty Directory. Would someone be so kind
to point me in the right direction on how to Properly
setup a DFS share with Replication. Thanks. I do notice
that it does setup the staging folder and files start
showing up in the staging folder but nothing ever showes
up in the Server 2 folder.
David Lausten, IS Manager, MCSE.
I have 2 Domain Controlers in 2 different Sites connecting
over a 128bit ISDN Line. both sites are in 1 domain. Both
servers allow workstations at both sites to log on and
connect to file shares and access Email on the domain. I
have setup a DFS Domain Root on server 1 and put DFS Links
to a folder on Server 1 and server 2. I want to replicate
the information that is in the folder on server 1 to
server 2 (Server 2 folder is empty at the moment) I set a
Link to the Main server then set a link to a empty
directory on the remote server and tell it to set up
replication. but it does not seem to replicate the
information. I connect to the share on the remote server
and just get an Empty Directory. Would someone be so kind
to point me in the right direction on how to Properly
setup a DFS share with Replication. Thanks. I do notice
that it does setup the staging folder and files start
showing up in the staging folder but nothing ever showes
up in the Server 2 folder.
David Lausten, IS Manager, MCSE.