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830-01 · Question #332
Users report that CIFS transfer speeds from a domain member server are much faster than from a domain controller. The Current Connections report confirms that connections to the domain controller…
The correct answer is C. Both the client-side and server-side SteelHeads should be joined to the domain in Active Directory Integrated mode. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Users report that CIFS transfer speeds from a domain member server are much faster than from a domain controller. The Current Connections report confirms that connections to the domain controller show a red warning triangle. What configuration steps are required to resolve this issue?
Options
- ADomain Controllers should not be used for file sharing as they are always slower than domain member servers.
- BThe server-side SteelHead should be joined to the domain in Workstation mode, enable CIFS SMB Signing and Transparent Mode.
- CBoth the client-side and server-side SteelHeads should be joined to the domain in Active Directory Integrated mode.
- DThe client-side SteelHead should be joined to the domain in Workstation mode, enable CIFS SMB Signing and Transparent Mode.
- EThe server-side SteelHead should be joined to the domain in Active Directory Integrated mode, enable CIFS SMB Signing and Transparent Mode.
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