Re: Shares created on virtual servers can be seen when accessing v

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Thank you for sorting this out for me.

I understand,and know what the possibility's and limitations are now.

Thank you for helping me,

Duchateau Johan
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Johuchateauan D


"Edwin vMierlo" wrote:


"Johan Duchateau" <JohanDuchateau@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Dear Edwin,

Thanks for the reply.
The only thing I don't understand is what the purpose is of a virtual
server .

I create a virtual server called marketing (\\marketing) with some shares
and
a virtual server called accounting (\\accounting) with some shares.

If you can see all the shares when they are on one node;why making
different
virtual servers ?

I can make one virtual server called storage (\\storage) with all the
shares
of marketing and accounting.

Maybe I'm missing something but I don't see a reason why creating
different
virtual servers then because browsing to \\storage would give me the same
effect.

Thanks for replying.
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Johan Duchateau




Maximising Performance is a reason,
Your \\marketing is on Node1, and your \\accounting on Node2, then you have
spread the load in regards to CPU/Mem/Network/DiskIO between your two nodes.
If you have a single \\storage, then all your share are serviced by one node
only.
(Although you still have to spec your nodes, so they can take all
groups/shares, during "normal" operation you make optimum use of your
computing-resources available)

More importantly : Minimising Downtime is a reason,
\\marketing on Node1, \\accounting on Node2, and a failure occurs on Node1,
only \\marketing is experiencing a (short) downtime when moving the group to
Node2, while \\accounting is not affected at all.
If you have a single \\storage (say on Node1), and a failure occurs, then
all your shares are affected and experiencing a (short) downtime when moving
to the surviving node.

Rgds,
Edwin.



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