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- Webcast: File System Replication for Data Protection Solutions
- Data center managers must deal with a host of complex issues when it comes to protecting and recovering mission-critical applications and data. Their challenge is to maximize systems uptime while safeguarding precious data—even in the wake of a natural disaster, power outage, terrorist act, or other business disruption. ...
- Webcasts 2006-05-03
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- New Generation NAS - Advanced File System Replication for Affordable Business Continuity and DR Solutions
- Business continuity is fast becoming critically important to businesses. The challenge in maintaining business continuity needs to be addressed at two levels - local redundancy for continuous data protection and remote mirroring for disaster recovery. As a recent spate of natural disasters has shown, we need to plan ahead for...
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- TechNet Webcast: Migrating File Replication Service Replica Sets to Distributed File System Replication (Level 200)
- The presenter of this webcast explains the essential steps in the process of migrating from the File Replication service FRS to the new Distributed File System DFS Replication service available in Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2. The webcast begins by showing how to identify which FRS replica sets to migrate...
- Webcasts 2006-01-25
- Working with Windows 2000's Distributed File System
- In a previous Daily Drill Down, Jim Boyce introduced you to Windows 2000's Distributed File System. But how do you actually use the thing? Here, Jim shows you how to implement and administer Dfs.In the Daily Drill Down “Understanding the Windows 2000 Distributed File System,” I introduced you to the...
- Technical articles 2001-01-19
- Configure a Distributed File System (DFS) environment in Windows Server 2003
- Just keep in mind thatI did this project for my senior project at school this year and I just want to add that when you are looking for information about DFS just pay attention to the Windows server you are using. I did this project in Server 2003 STD and...
- Discussion threads 2008-01-02
- Simplify networking with the Win2K Distributed File System
- Win2K Distributed File System DFS lets you create a logical file share on your network with the actual file and directories located on different physical disks throughout the network. See how to configure and administer a DFS root in a Win2K domain.The Windows 2000 Distributed File System DFS allows users...
- Technical articles 2001-08-13
- Configuring a Distributed File System (DFS) on your Windows Network
- The Windows 2000 Distributed File System DFS allows users to find, view, and work with files on your network from one central location. With DFS configured, users do not have to understand the complexities of a network or enter long UNC addresses to browse to files. DFS is installed with...
- Blog posts 2006-10-09
- Configure a Distributed File System (DFS) environment in Windows Server 2003
- Windows 2000 introduced Distributed File System DFS, which allows you to consolidate file shares so users can access them from a single point on the network. Windows Server 2003 improved the technology to include WAN replication, allowing DFS points to exist across WAN links. In this tip, I will explain...
- Blog posts 2007-12-19
- Build Your Skills: Get to know the Windows 2000 Distributed File System
- With DFS, you can accommodate large numbers of users who have to access multiple shared folders or users who require uninterrupted access to shared folders.If your organization has similar information located on multiple servers throughout your domain, it can be confusing for users who access the data. This problem can...
- Technical articles 2000-12-21
- TechNet Webcast: How Microsoft IT Architects and Configures DFS Replication (Level 300)
- Distributed File System Replication, or DFS Replication, is an integrated Microsoft Windows Server 2003 replication technology new to Release 2 (R2) that includes significant improvements over its predecessor, File Replication Service FRS, such as customizable replication topologies, scheduling, bandwidth throttling, and in-box health reporting. This webcast provides a brief overview...
- Webcasts 2006-02-21
- Building Distributed File System clustering in Windows 2000
- An under-the-hood look at how both Microsoft clustering technologies workUsing the term “fault tolerance” to describe the Windows 2000 Cluster Service is a bit of a misnomer; it's more accurate to describe the Cluster Service's activities as “high availability.” And that high availability does not extend to the data stored...
- Technical articles 2002-10-10
- How do I configure a Distributed File System (DFS)?
- Very well-written articleThis article on DFS is a perfect mix of detail and brevity. Thank you for an excellent 'how-to' piece on DFS.RE: How do I configure a Distributed File System DFS?worth to try, thanks !RE: How do I configure a Distributed File System DFS?add some more tips in this...
- Discussion threads 2008-08-20
- TechNet Webcast: Windows Server 2008 R2 File Services (Level 300)
- Windows Server 2008 R2 contains lots of changes to the Remote File Services components that increase availability, scalability and performance. Some of these components have been significantly enhanced. The presenter of this webcast covers the main Remote File Services features in Windows Server 2008 R2, including Server Message Block version...
- Webcasts 2009-06-17
- Pastis: A Highly-Scalable Multi-User Peer-to-Peer File System
- This paper introduces Pastis, a completely decentralized multi-user read-write peer-to-peer file system. In Pastis every file is described by a modifiable inode-like structure which contains the addresses of the immutable blocks in which the le contents are stored. All data are stored using the Past Distributed Hash Table DHT, which...
- White papers 2008-01-01
- Avoiding excessive file replication in Windows 2000 due to antivirus software
- Nearly every network worthy of the name has antivirus protection. But because of the way some virus scanners perform their duties, network performance can suffer due to excessive file replication on systems using Distributed File System DFS and on other files that are regularly replicated between domain controllers. Here’s how...
- Technical articles 2003-01-20
- TechRepublic Tutorial: Understanding the File Replication Service in Windows Server 2003
- One of the key components in any of the Windows Server operating systems is the File Replication Service FRS. The File Replication Service has two main responsibilities: It keeps replicas within a Distributed File System DFS consistent, and it replicates Active Directory AD updates between domain controllers. In order to...
- Technical articles 2004-02-12
- The ins and outs of the Windows File Replication Service
- At the heart of Windows Server lies the File Replication Service FRS. FRS is critical to the proper functioning of the Distributed File System and Group Policies, not to mention the proper functioning of login scripts across the domain. Without a properly functioning FRS, none of these services could be...
- Technical articles 2003-08-25
- Windows 2003 Server - File Replication
- Hello, I have a need to establish real-time replication between 2 servers, both running Windows 2003 Server OS, linked by T1. The data to be replicated will be standard user Microsoft document types (.doc, .xls, etc.) and we are only concerned about "one-way" replication, in the event of an...
- Discussion threads 2006-10-25
- Diagnosing File Replication Service problems using Ultrasound
- One of the more essential components of an Active Directory domain is the File Replication Service FRS. When information is updated on a domain controller, the FRS makes sure that the information is replicated to other domain controllers within the domain. The File Replication Service is also used to keep...
- Technical articles 2004-03-11
- Troubleshooting the File Replication Service with Sonar
- One of the most critical components in a Windows domain is the File Replication Service FRS. The FRS allows domain controllers to exchange Active Directory data. It also allows servers within a Distributed File System DFS to replicate changes as users update files on individual DFS replicas. As with any...
- Technical articles 2004-03-04
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