Found that there is a DFS-R replication set (W2K8R2) setup on two servers here in our environment and wanted to just get a quick status on the health of the replication set. Is anyone else disappointed with the lack of a quick visual representation of the health status of the replication set? Yes, I am aware of the reports you can run and how to automate that, and what dfsrdiag, and dfsradmin give you from the command line. Also aware of what you can get from SCOM. Just surprised at how it doesn't give you any indication of health state when you load the GUI. A simple red X or some other indicator that there is a problem when you load the GUI would be very functional.
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