Funniest JS video ever. 'I'll go and kill the dog in a minute..' I'm sure you can see the thought process of, 'kill the video and start all over', or 'carry on!'. Haha.
Thanks for sharing. In 2010 I was still playing kid-pitch ball so being able to look into these topics of recent years is helpful. Will definitely be looking at your more recent videos
This video will never get old. It is amazing to see how these technologies have evolved over time. I understand you don't take content recommendations but just a thought, it would be interesting to see how the cloud solves all these issues of replication and how organizations moved from NTFS, DFSR, to built-in replication provided by Azure Files. Thanks for all you do. God bless you and your family (including the dog who barked during the video :D)
Hello John, I like your videos and watch them over and over again. Do you have any plans to start a fresh series of DFSR learning? These videos are 7 years old ☺
Hi John, It is a good practice to use the namespace server to store shares for replication? what happend if the namespace server fails? my DFS replication between other servers fails too? (having two or more targets of course)... thanks!
If the namespace is AD integrated you can just add multiple namespace servers that will offer the same namespace. DFS-R would not stop if the namespace was down. They are actually two separate things.
Hello! mmm and how I should do that my friend? because I add the another server with the "add namespace to display" but the DFSRoots folder doesn´t appear in the aditional server, therefore if my principal DFS namespace fails, there is no access to the namespace at all.
very good. can I use DFS to provide High availability of a data share in a domain to users?. I mean I have 2 file servers, one DFS main base and use DFS replicas to have the same file server share content in both servers so if server 1 goes down server 2 still provide access to the data to the users?
not directly. DFS does nto require clustering. HA is provided by integrating with AD (typically) and having multiple targets to file servers. You can make the namespace server a cluster resource if you didn't want to AD integrate.
Funniest JS video ever. 'I'll go and kill the dog in a minute..' I'm sure you can see the thought process of, 'kill the video and start all over', or 'carry on!'. Haha.
Thanks for sharing. In 2010 I was still playing kid-pitch ball so being able to look into these topics of recent years is helpful. Will definitely be looking at your more recent videos
haha, yes, i have even less hair now :-D
Great overview John! Will be browsing your other videos.
Like the dog and the doorbell 😁
Thanks for the overview! You really made it easy to understand!
Great overview and funny at 7:20. I have a lot of those end users working in my organization, LOL!
Great overview - thanks for putting it together.
Great information, thank you!
Very well explained, thanks Mr Savill
Very informative; thank you very much!
Hello John, thanks for a detailed overview of DFS. I have question, when it comes to fault tolerance what is the difference between DFS and HDFS?
Great explanation. Thanks.
Like the overview. Thanks mate.
This video will never get old. It is amazing to see how these technologies have evolved over time. I understand you don't take content recommendations but just a thought, it would be interesting to see how the cloud solves all these issues of replication and how organizations moved from NTFS, DFSR, to built-in replication provided by Azure Files. Thanks for all you do. God bless you and your family (including the dog who barked during the video :D)
lol thats an old video :-D Azure File Sync :-D
thank you
great stuff, thanks
Hi John, this was a really helpful video. Can you tell me how Staging quota is operating :-)
Its fine :-)
Thanks.
Thanks
Hello John, I like your videos and watch them over and over again. Do you have any plans to start a fresh series of DFSR learning?
These videos are 7 years old ☺
so DFS-R has really not changed so creating a new series would not be really any different :-)
Thank you !
But I hope you didn't hurt the dog.
Hi, How to make High Available the DFS "Namespace" ?? (Not the Folders)
Hi John, It is a good practice to use the namespace server to store shares for replication? what happend if the namespace server fails? my DFS replication between other servers fails too? (having two or more targets of course)... thanks!
If the namespace is AD integrated you can just add multiple namespace servers that will offer the same namespace. DFS-R would not stop if the namespace was down. They are actually two separate things.
Hello! mmm and how I should do that my friend? because I add the another server with the "add namespace to display" but the DFSRoots folder doesn´t appear in the aditional server, therefore if my principal DFS namespace fails, there is no access to the namespace at all.
it needs to be AD integrated. if its not then use a cluster to make it highly available.
very good. can I use DFS to provide High availability of a data share in a domain to users?. I mean I have 2 file servers, one DFS main base and use DFS replicas to have the same file server share content in both servers so if server 1 goes down server 2 still provide access to the data to the users?
yes. that's the perfect use case!
Sounds like your dog learned to use the doorbell....😷
hello sir...i got my final year project in DFS......can u help me ? please
do you have specific questions? post them here.
about cluster?
is cluster is related to DFS?
not directly. DFS does nto require clustering. HA is provided by integrating with AD (typically) and having multiple targets to file servers. You can make the namespace server a cluster resource if you didn't want to AD integrate.
sir ....what about DFS project in final year ?
You should of taken your shirt of to make it interesting ;)