NAMESPACE servers

windows 2003 standard edition r2, using domain namespace only

I've 3 DFS server runnning in country A, B, C

1. Should i create a domain namespace in a *separate* servers or i can pick
any countries's server to host domain namespace ?

2. For high availability of domain namespace, should 2 servers be on the
same AD site or namespace servers in different AD site ? ie country A server
hosting a namespace, country B server hosting the same domain namespace ?

IT Staff,
Just as general guidance, you might not need very many namespaces in the
organization If you think of it as a logical arrangement of data instead of
physical, then you could have just one namespace for "Shared", and
everything shared would be below that. Of course you can choose to fragment
it into many namespaces, but people will then have several different trees
to navigate.
Only you will be able to answer the question about resilience. How do you go
about creating resilience now for services, like your mail server? It
depends on the layout of your infrastructure,
Anthony
http://www.airdesk.com



"IT Staff" <> wrote in message
news:#W$...
> windows 2003 standard edition r2, using domain namespace only
>
> I've 3 DFS server runnning in country A, B, C
>
> 1. Should i create a domain namespace in a *separate* servers or i can
> pick any countries's server to host domain namespace ?
>
> 2. For high availability of domain namespace, should 2 servers be on the
> same AD site or namespace servers in different AD site ? ie country A
> server hosting a namespace, country B server hosting the same domain
> namespace ?
>
>
>

i wish to create namespace servers for high availability.

Must the namespace servers be 2003 enterprise r2 ? I read the help file that
2003 standard r2 only support ONE namespace server.


"Anthony [MVP]" <> wrote in message
news:623381F3-9375-4B2D-9C9D-...
> IT Staff,
> Just as general guidance, you might not need very many namespaces in the
> organization If you think of it as a logical arrangement of data instead
> of physical, then you could have just one namespace for "Shared", and
> everything shared would be below that. Of course you can choose to
> fragment it into many namespaces, but people will then have several
> different trees to navigate.
> Only you will be able to answer the question about resilience. How do you
> go about creating resilience now for services, like your mail server? It
> depends on the layout of your infrastructure,
> Anthony
> http://www.airdesk.com
>
>
>
> "IT Staff" <> wrote in message
> news:#W$...
>> windows 2003 standard edition r2, using domain namespace only
>>
>> I've 3 DFS server runnning in country A, B, C
>>
>> 1. Should i create a domain namespace in a *separate* servers or i can
>> pick any countries's server to host domain namespace ?
>>
>> 2. For high availability of domain namespace, should 2 servers be on the
>> same AD site or namespace servers in different AD site ? ie country A
>> server hosting a namespace, country B server hosting the same domain
>> namespace ?
>>
>>
>>

On Mon, 27 Jul 2009 09:36:43 +0800, "IT Staff" <> wrote:

>i wish to create namespace servers for high availability.
This is not the same as multiple name spaces. You can have Domain\DFSRoot\Asia,
Domain\DFSRoot\Europe etc.

>
>Must the namespace servers be 2003 enterprise r2 ? I read the help file that
>2003 standard r2 only support ONE namespace server.
Heck, YOU posted the answer to this less than a day earlier.



>
>
>"Anthony [MVP]" <> wrote in message
>news:623381F3-9375-4B2D-9C9D-...
>> IT Staff,
>> Just as general guidance, you might not need very many namespaces in the
>> organization If you think of it as a logical arrangement of data instead
>> of physical, then you could have just one namespace for "Shared", and
>> everything shared would be below that. Of course you can choose to
>> fragment it into many namespaces, but people will then have several
>> different trees to navigate.
>> Only you will be able to answer the question about resilience. How do you
>> go about creating resilience now for services, like your mail server? It
>> depends on the layout of your infrastructure,
>> Anthony
>> http://www.airdesk.com
>>
>>
>>
>> "IT Staff" <> wrote in message
>> news:#W$...
>>> windows 2003 standard edition r2, using domain namespace only
>>>
>>> I've 3 DFS server runnning in country A, B, C
>>>
>>> 1. Should i create a domain namespace in a *separate* servers or i can
>>> pick any countries's server to host domain namespace ?
>>>
>>> 2. For high availability of domain namespace, should 2 servers be on the
>>> same AD site or namespace servers in different AD site ? ie country A
>>> server hosting a namespace, country B server hosting the same domain
>>> namespace ?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>
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