I have 2 Windows 2003 sp1 Servers, Server1 and Server2; they are being used as web servers. The servers are at a Data Center 250 Miles away. We have file replication enabled between the 2 servers. We are replicating folders that contain pictures in them. There is a total of 319 Folders with total number of files at around 900,000 files totaling close to 12 Gb. Has anyone ever heard or tried to replicate this many files and folders? Server 1 has 854,958 files in 326 Folders at 11.3GB Server 2 has 311,671 files in 116 Folders at 3.04GB Server 1 has close to all the files we want to replicate (I would say 98%) I think there are some on Server2 that have not replicated to Server1 Server 2 right now is rebuilding the files. It usually has around 243 folders On Server 2 we deleted the Jet DB and let it rebuild starting last week on the 3/7/06. The Jet DB is still being updated as of 3/13/06 and now is over 1 GB Server 1 Jet DB is 1,362,120 Kb and has not changed size since 3/7/06 I read somewhere that I should be able to ping the computers GUID. Can someone tell me how this is done? Also how can you find out the GUID of a computer? I looked in the logs of FRS and I saw 2 GUID that I thought was the servers but I have no way of knowing for sure nor do I know if I pinged them correctly. I have seen a lot of event messages that mention DNS this is why I am interesting in pinging the GUID. Also, Is there a proper way to restart replication on both servers? All I know to do is restart the FRS services on both servers. Errors in the event log: 13552 13544 13555 13504 13559 13568 13506 13505 Warnings in the event log: 13508 13520 13522 13509
