1. On Server01, create a folder named C:\Share3. Share the folder as Share3.

Assign
Allow Full Control Share permissions to Everyone. 2. On Server02, unlock the
screen, if needed, then create a folder named C:\Share3. Share the folder as
Share3. Assign Allow Full Control Share permissions to Everyone. 3. On Server01, in
the DFS Management console, right-click Replication and choose New Replication
Group. 4. On the Replication Group Type page, click Next. 5. On the Name and Domain
page, in the Name of replication group text box, type Rep1 and then click Next. 6.
On the Replication Group Members page, click Add. 7. In the Select Computers dialog
box, in the Enter the object names to select text box, type Server01 and then click
OK. If you are prompted to enter a network password, use contoso\administrator and
a password of Pa$$w0rd. 8. Click Add and then add Server02. 9. Take a screen shot
of the New Replication Group Wizard page by pressing Alt+Prt Scr and then paste it
into your Lab04_worksheet file in the page provided by pressing Ctrl+V. 10.Back on
the Replication Group Members page, click Next. 11.On the Topology Selection page,
click Next. 12.On the Replication Group Schedule and Bandwidth page, click Next.
Questio n 7
If you have limited available bandwidth between two sites, what can you do to make
better use of the available bandwidth so that users are not hampered when accessing
remote resources? You can replicate only on a specific day, or at certain times of
the day to avoid replicating at times when users need to access files
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13.On the Primary Member page, select Server01 as the Primary member and then click
Next. 14.On the Folders to Replicate page, click Add. 15.In the Add Folder to
Replicate dialog box, in the Local path of folder to replicate text box, type
C:\Share3 and then click OK. 16.Back on the Folders to Replicate page (see Figure
4-2), click Next.
Figure 4-2 Adding folders to replicate
17.On the Local Path of Share3 on Other Members page, with Server02 selected, click
Edit. 18.Click Enabled and in the Local path of folder text box, type C:\Share3.
Click OK to close the Edit dialog box. Click Yes to continue. 19.Back on the Local
Path of Share3 on Other Members page, click Next.
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20.On the Review Settings and Create Replication Group page, click Create. 21.When
the replication group has been created, click Close. 22.If a Replication Delay
message is displayed, click OK. 23.Expand the Replication node and then click the
Repl node. 24.Take a screen shot of the DFS Management console by pressing Alt+Prt
Scr and then paste it into your Lab04_worksheet worksheet file in the page provided
by pressing Ctrl+V. 25.On Server01, open the C:\Share3 folder with File Explorer.
26.Right-click the opened folder and choose New > Text Document. Name the document
Doc1.txt. 27.Open the Doc1.txt file and type your name. Save and then close the
document. 28.On Server02, open the C:\Share3 folder and verify that the Doc1 text
file has replicated to Server02. It may take a minute or two to replicate. 29.Using
the DFS Management console, on the Memberships tab, right-click the SERVER01 Share3
and choose Properties. 30.In the SERVER01 (Share3) Properties dialog box, click the
Staging tab. Questio n 8 What is the default quota for the staging path? 4096 MB
31.Change the quota to 8192 MB. 32.Click the Advanced tab.
Questio n 9
What is the default quota for the Conflict and Deleted path? 4096 MB
33.Click OK to close the SERVER01 (Share3) Properties dialog box. 34.Right-click
the SERVER02 Share3 and choose Properties. 35.Click the Staging tab.
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36.Change the Quota to 8192 MB. 37.Click OK to close the SERVER02 (Share3)
Properties dialog box. 38.Take a screen shot of the DFS Management console by
pressing Alt+Prt Scr and then paste it into your Lab04_worksheet worksheet file in
the page provided by pressing Ctrl+V.
End of exercise. Close any windows that are open on Server01 and Server02.
LAB REVIEW QUESTIONS Completion time 5 minutes
1. In Exercise 4.2, what technology was used to create a shared folder of shared
folders? 2. In Exercise 4.2, where is the configuration for domain-based namespaces
stored? 3. In Exercise 4.3, what technology is used to automatically copy files
from one server to another? 4. In Exercise 4.3, what topology is used to have files
replicate from one member to all other DFS members?
Lab Challenge Creating a Fault-Tolerant Shared Folder Overview To complete this
challenge, you will create a high-level list that describes how to create a fault-
tolerant shared folder. Mindset You have content that is contained in a folder that
you want to make available, even if a file server becomes unavailable. What do you
need to do in order to accomplish this? Completion time 10 minutes
Write out the steps you performed to complete the challenge