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We have 3 servers (2 physical and 1 VM) - 'vmhost' - 1 physical server running 2008 std R2 (with Hyper-V) and is not domained 'srvr1' - 1 VM on vmhost running 2008 std R2 and set up as DC/DNS/DHCP 'srvr2' - 1 physical server running 2008 std and set up as DC/DNS If we ever need to reboot vmhost (which of course takes out srvr1), it always has a network connection issue when logged in again - even tho it has a static IP and looks for DNS server 'srvr2'. Surely that should work, shouldnt it? Eventually, it will connect again but only after much messing around. Does vmhost need to be domained? I wouldnt have thought it would need it Anyone got any thought on this?

Fantastic! Just been having a look at DFS and it looks like just the job. Thanks teejay

Hi all Just came accross this site when googling .. I have just taken over a primary school and have been tasked with setting up a 'fail-safe' system. The bursar has a 'vision' of having a mirror, so I need to mirror our file server. Not something i have done before or know much about. Any of you guys got experience with this kinda thing .. or can offer advice? Would be muchus aprreciated .. - - - - - - - -