Re: Replicating AD to another server

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<jude@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Yes, this makes sense. My goal is to run them in tandem. But what about
> the name issue? They have to have different names, right? My set up is
> essentially 1 DC with several OU's (sites) because we don't have very
> many users. Thanks.

Yes they must both have different names.

If you want them to also be File Servers AND to be fault
tolerant then you can use DFS (with replication) to provide
a single naming hierarchy for multiple file servers.

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