Your company has one main office named Main1 and one branch office named Branch1. The offices
are connected by a single wide area network (WAN) link. The network consists of one Active
Directory domain that contains servers that run Windows Server 2008 R2. The relevant servers are
configured as shown in the following table.
You create an organizational unit (OU) named Main1-computers that contains all computer accounts
in Main1. You create an OU named Branch1-computers that contains all computer accounts in
Branch1. A Group Policy object (GPO) named GPO1 is linked to the domain. You plan to use GPO1 to
install applications on computers in both offices. The D:\Software folder on Server1 contains the
source files for the applications. The folder is shared as \\Server1\Software. The D:\Software folder
on Server2 is shared as \\Server2\Software. DFS Replication is configured to replicate the contents of
\\Server1\Software to \\Server2\Software. You need to prepare the environment to enable
computers in both offices to allow the installation of applications if a WAN link fails. What should
you do?
A.
Configure the software distribution packages on GPO1 to use D:\Software as the source folder for
application installation.
B.
Create a DFS Namespace named \\Contoso.com\DFSroot\Software. Configure \\Server1\Software
and \\Server2\Software as folder targets of the DFS Namespace.
C.
A DFS Namespace named \\Server1\DFSroot\Software. \\Server1\Software and
\\Server2\Software should be configured as folder targets of the DFS Namespace.
D.
A share object should be created in the Main1-computers OU that points to \\Server1\Software. A
Share object should be created in the Branch1-computers OU that points to \\Server2\software.