Nothing automatically gets placed into the servers subcontainers of the
sites. Domain Controllers "appear" there because during the dcpromo phase an
object is specifically created there pointing back at the domain controller
object. That server object is the container that holds the replication
connection objects.
Usually machines do not insert objects into that folder. One other one
that I know of that does is the ADC service. Other than that one, I have never
seen another machine in the servers folder that I didn't (due to testing) create
on my own.
I
won't speak to DFS, the experiments I have had with it tied to FRS have been
failures.
joe
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rimmerman, Russ
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 4:49 PM
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Should all SERVERS at a site show up in the Servers folder
for each site? By default, only our domain controllers at that site are in
the Servers folder for the site. Should member servers be in there
also?
Here's
what I'm trying to do:
Move
roaming profiles (which we have 3 replicas for in a DFS share since we have 3
sites, so they will load their profile locally instead of across the wan) from
our domain controller (which is running out of disk space) to our
SAN.
So I created a share on the SAN and added a replica for the roaming profiles so it would replicate all the data so I could then delete the replica off our domain controller so it doesn't keep running out of space.
Am I
on the right track?
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