Distributed File System, and Disk Quotas
Distributed File System, and Disk Quotas
Distributed File System, and Disk Quotas
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Scenario 1: Dfs not used<br />
Shared folders are used<br />
Four shared folders on 4 different servers<br />
Users need to know servers <strong>and</strong> folders<br />
names to access resources<br />
Users need to connect to each server<br />
Server 4<br />
Server 1<br />
\Policy<br />
\Install<br />
Server 2<br />
\Data<br />
Shared folders are not an effective solution<br />
if there are dozens of servers<br />
Scenario 2: Using Dfs<br />
Using Dfs<br />
We need a Dfs server providing links<br />
to shared folders on different servers<br />
Users need to connect to a single server<br />
Users don’t need to know all servers <strong>and</strong><br />
folders names<br />
Dfs server<br />
Link to Install<br />
Link to Policy<br />
Link to Data<br />
Link to Sales<br />
Server 1<br />
\Install<br />
Server 3<br />
\Sales<br />
Server4<br />
\Policy<br />
Server 3<br />
\Sales<br />
4<br />
Server 2<br />
Dfs implementation in Win 2003<br />
\Data<br />
5<br />
6<br />
2
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