What are the limits of DSF-R ?

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RE: What are the limits of DSF-R ?

Hi,

This limit is obviously on the Sysvol replication. This folder would be
replicated to other domain controllers. So therefore there is a limit to this
folder's size to reduce network issues when changes in AD / GP are updated
and broadcast to other DC's.

I imagine that DFSR limits are in the region of 1TB since its granular and
not transferring individual files as a whole.

I've heard of people using DFSR and their hub server transferring something
like 1.4TB of data all the time over a period of 6 months without issues. I
think these limits are based on performance analysis and Microsoft wish you
to maintain these limits to keep the network/replication system running
smoothly. However I'm not sure about Sysvol transfers. Unless its a large
enterprise i'm sure you wont have 64GB of data transferring too often?

I think we need to know more about what you hope to achieve so we can say
Yes, No or Maybe to the scenario that you are applying DFS-R.

Cheers.

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Chris White
United Kingdom


"Maxence" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Regarding the KB 840675
> (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;840675) about the
> DFS limitations, can anyone tell me if DFS-R has the same limits ?
> (especially about the data limit : "A maximum of 64 GB of data.").
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> Maxence
 
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