NTFRS and NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate
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NTFRS and NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate

 
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Derek
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Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 4:50 pm    Post subject: NTFRS and NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate Reply with quote
Hi all,
Would NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate=1 influance the way ntfrs / dfs works. How
does the journal get it's changed file info? Is it through modify date and
would the setting NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate=1 influence the modify date
too?
I want to optimize file servers that are memebers of a dfs replica set,
that's why I ask this question. The dfs share is an application installation
source for workstations. Most sources are MSI's (vary from 2 MB to 500 MB)
with some scripting around it.
How does the comming R2 DFS-FRS cope with this ... is it the same as NTFRS?
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Jill Zoeller [MSFT]
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Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 8:50 pm    Post subject: Re: NTFRS and NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate Reply with quote
I don't believe FRS cares about last access time. FRS monitors the USN
change journal for "close" records. When a file is closed, this action is
recorded in the USN journal and FRS will replicate the file (assuming the
schedule is open). DFS Replication is the same way, fyi.

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Hi all,
Would NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate=1 influance the way ntfrs / dfs works.
How does the journal get it's changed file info? Is it through modify date
and would the setting NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate=1 influence the modify
date too?
I want to optimize file servers that are memebers of a dfs replica set,
that's why I ask this question. The dfs share is an application
installation source for workstations. Most sources are MSI's (vary from 2
MB to 500 MB) with some scripting around it.
How does the comming R2 DFS-FRS cope with this ... is it the same as
NTFRS?
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