Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - SYSVOL Replication

The video tutorial explains the replication of Sysvol in a Windows domain environment, focusing on migrating from File Replication Service (FRS) to Distributed File System (DFS). It outlines the necessary steps and states for migration, including start, prepared, redirected, and eliminated states. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of setting the domain functional level to 2008 or higher and provides detailed instructions for using the DFSR Mig tool to manage the migration process.

What is the primary role of Sysvol in a Windows domain?

• To manage network traffic

• To provide internet access

• To hold login scripts and group policy objects

• To store user data files

Which protocol is used for file replication in Windows 2008 and later?

• SMB

• DFS

• NFS

• FRS

What is the minimum domain functional level required to migrate from FRS to DFS?

• 2016

• 2012

• 2008

• 2003

What is the first state in the Sysvol migration process?

• Start

• Redirected

• Prepared

• Eliminated

Which command is used to check if all domain controllers have reached the 'eliminated' state?

• DFSR Mig set global state 2

• DFSR Mig get migration state

• DFSR Mig get global state

• DFSR Mig set global state 3