I'd like to point out that it's critical that since all things between all domain controllers within
a domain since Wall is a collection of files and folders on each domain controller that links to the
system root backslash since Wall location since wool contains log on scripts and objects that relate
to group policy such as group policy templates the contents of the seasonal folder replicate to every
domain controller and the domain by using the connection object topology and schedule that the knowledge
consistency checker creates depending on the domain controller a separate and sys version.
The domains functional level and the migration status of small file replication service or distributed
file system replication replicates full changes between domain controllers IFRS was used primarily in
Windows Server 2003 R2 and older domain structures and it has limitations in both capacity and performance.
This led to the adoption of D a faster application f address no longer is available on domain controllers
that are run on Windows Server 2012 R2 and newer when the domain is at the Windows Server 2012 our two
domain functional level or higher even the forest functional level is Windows Server 2000 eight are
two or newer DFS replication is used in Windows Server 2008 and newer domains you can use DFS replication
to replicate the contents of this wall.
DFS application supports replication scheduling and bandwidth throttling and it uses a compression algorithm
known as removed differential compression or RDC.
However by using our DC DFS replication replicates only the differences or changes within files between
the two servers resulting in lower bandwidth usage during the application.
If any file that is stored in Wall changes DFS replication will replicate the file changes automatically
to the 640 folders on the other domain controller in the domain.
You can use the DFS R make dot XY tool to migrate this full replication from F IRS to DFS replication
for their migration to succeed the domain functional level must be at least Windows Server 2008.