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2/4/2008 10:38 AM
 

Hi All,

When running DNN in a web farm scenario I've seen comments on creating a file share for using one set of images, docs, etc to be shared among the sites.  Going one step further, would it be possible to have the DNN site itself located on a file share (say server C), and having both web servers (A and B) DNN virtual directories pointing to the file share on server C?

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2/4/2008 10:58 AM
 

That is possible, but from what I've seen/read from people doing that the performance of running the site files off a share is very poor. You're better off running site files off the individual webservers, and then maintaining synchronization between those.


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