DESCRIPTION: Displays TargetfailBack property of a root or link. If a target becomes unavailable, you can configure clients ...

DESCRIPTION:
Displays TargetfailBack property of a root or link. If a target becomes 
unavailable, you can configure clients to fail back to the original target 
after it is restored by enabling the TargetFailback property.

%1!ws!

PARAMETERS:
 : UNC path of a namespace or link.

NOTES:
1) This feature is only supported on Windows Server 2003 SP1 and higher.
2) Client computers must run Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2003 SP2, 
   Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 to failback to the preferred target.
   For more information, open Help from the DFS Management snap-in.
3) You may also enable/disable TargetFailback on SYSVOL/NETLOGON paths. 
   That, however, is a DC specific property that must be set/reset in the
   registry of relevant DC(s):
   HKLM\System\CCS\Services\Dfs\Parameters\SysvolNetlogonTargetFailback:
   REG_DWORD 1 or 0

EXAMPLES:
dfsutil property TargetfailBack \\contoso.com\DomainNamespace1
dfsutil property TargetfailBack \\SRV1\StandaloneNamespace1

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