Q. How can I check the size of a Dfs namespace?
John Savill
October 25, 2004
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A. You use the Dfsutil command and specify the /view switch to display the current size of a Dfs namespace, for example
dfsutil /root:\demo.testshared /view
where \demo.testshared is the root name. After you execute the command, you'll see messages on screen similar to these:
Domain Root with 2 Links[Blob Size: 922 bytes]
You can estimate the size of a Dfs namespace by using the following values as guides:
Root: approximately 300 bytes
Each root target: approximately 150 bytes
Each link in the root: approximately 320 bytes
Each link target: approximately 120 bytes
Of course, comments will increase Dfs namespace size, so if disk space is a problem, try to keep comments as short as possible.
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