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You are the network administrator for Company. Users in the Company3 department need to access files from four servers on the network. You install Microsoft Windows Sever 2003 on four computers…
The correct answer is B. Create Dfs links under the Dfs root to shares on each of the other servers. Explanation: Distributed file system (Dfs) is a service that allows system administrators to organize distributed network shares into a logical namespace, enabling users to access files without specifying their physical location and providing load sharing across network shares…
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You are the network administrator for Company. Users in the Company3 department need to access files from four servers on the network. You install Microsoft Windows Sever 2003 on four computers, named Company31, Hr1, Finance1, and Design1. The servers are on a network that also contains 20 client computers and 15 mobile computers. All of the computers run Microsoft Windows XP Professional. You create the folder and shares that the Company3 users need to access. You create a domain distributed file system (Dfs) on Company31. You need to ensure that uses in the Company3 department can access files on the network through a single namespace. What should you do?
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- ACreate a stand-alone Dfs root on each of the other servers.
- BCreate Dfs links under the Dfs root to shares on each of the other servers.
- CCreate a stand-alone Dfs root on Company31, and then create a domain Dfs root on each of the
- DCreate a Dfs link on each of the other servers.
- JC. Mackin, Ian McLean, Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server
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Explanation
Explanation: Distributed file system (Dfs) is a service that allows system administrators to organize distributed network shares into a logical namespace, enabling users to access files without specifying their physical location and providing load sharing across network shares. You can use Distributed File System (DFS) to build an easily browsed structure for all the shared folders on your network. After users connect to the root DFS share, they can browse shared resources regardless of the server that hosts the share. 2003 Network Infrastructure, Microsoft Press, Redmond, 2003, Chapter 4, p. 7
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