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DFS Replication Configuration Guide
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- What is DFS
- DFS organizes file shares across multiple servers into hierarchical structure
- Uses SMB protocol for file sharing, not NFS or HDFS
- Provides transparent access to shared folders through unified namespace
- DFS Namespaces
- Namespaces contain links to shared folders across different servers
- Can be standalone (local registry) or domain-based (Active Directory)
- Standalone namespaces are single-server, domain-based provide fault tolerance
- DFS Replication
- Duplicates data across multiple locations using Remote Differential Compression
- Supports multi-master replication with asynchronous operation
- Available in hub and spoke (3+ servers) or full mesh (up to 10 servers) topologies
- Configuration Steps
- Install DFS roles on servers
- Create shared folders on domain members
- Configure DFS namespace and add folders
- Create replication group and configure settings
- Set up staging folder for large files
- Important Notes
- Requires Windows Server 2008 or newer with NTFS
- Domain-based configuration recommended for high availability
- Replication doesn't provide recovery point for overwritten files
- Can be configured for continuous or scheduled replication