DESCRIPTION: Displays TargetfailBack property of root or link TargetFailback is an expert-only command to make sure clients ...

Windows Server 2008

DESCRIPTION: Displays TargetfailBack property of  root or link TargetFailback is an expert-only command to make sure clients failback to target servers that are closer to them after having failed over to a target that's potentially out of site.  %1!ws!  PARAMETERS:  : UNC path of a dfsnamespace or dfslink.  NOTES: 1) The path specified may be a root or a link. 2) This feature is only supported on Windows Server 2003 SP1 and higher. 3) The clients must be running a newer operating system to take advantage     of this feature. 4) 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\CurrentControlSet\Services\Dfs\Parameters\SysvolNetlogonTargetFailback: DWORD 1 or 0  EXAMPLES: dfsutil property TargetfailBack \\contoso.com\DomainNamespace1 dfsutil property TargetfailBack \\SRV1\StandaloneNamespace1

DESCRIPTION: Displays information about the folder target (link target) or namespace server (root target). Target commands ... DESCRIPTION: Displays information about the namespace root. Dfsutil Root commands support creating, removing, importing or ... DESCRIPTION: Displays or modifies target state of a dfs namespace or link. Only the local machine's cached information is ... DESCRIPTION: Displays State of Root/RootTarget or Link/Link target %1!ws! PARAMETERS: : UNC path of a dfsnamespace or dfslink. ... DESCRIPTION: Displays TargetfailBack property of root or link TargetFailback is an expert-only command to make sure clients ... DESCRIPTION: Displays the approximate size of Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) Blob for the specified namespace import ... DESCRIPTION: Displays the information about the link(folder) and link(folder) targets. Link commands are used to create a ... Description: Displays the properties of a computer in the directory. There are two variations of this command. The first ... Description: Displays the properties of a quota specification. A quota specification determines the maximum number of directory ...