Windows Server 2008 R2 DFS Root Namespace Required?
- by caleban
I would prefer to set up our DFS such as:
\domain.local\users
\domain.local\customers
\domain.local\support
etc.
Is this a problem? Do I need to instead set all of the above folders as targets under a root such as:
\domain.local\files\users
\domain.local\files\customers
\domain.local\files\support
Other than the path being shorter in the top example, which is what I would prefer, is there a difference in functionality in Windows DFS between the two examples shown?
Thanks in advance.
