Your company is migrating an on-premises file share to Azure. You plan to use Azure File Sync to centralize file sharing in Azure Files, while maintaining local access to frequently accessed files on a Windows Server named SRV-Share01. You have already created a storage account and an Azure file share. You need to deploy Azure File Sync and establish synchronization. In which sequence should you perform the configuration steps?
- 1Create a Storage Sync Service resource.
- 2Install the Azure File Sync agent on SRV-Share01.
- 3Register SRV-Share01 with the Storage Sync Service.
- 4Create a sync group and add a cloud endpoint.
- 5Create a server endpoint on SRV-Share01.
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First, create a Storage Sync Service. Second, install the Azure File Sync agent on the server. Third, register the server with the Storage Sync Service. Fourth, create a sync group and add a cloud endpoint. Finally, create a server endpoint on the registered server.
The correct sequence starts with creating the Storage Sync Service in Azure. Next, the Azure File Sync agent must be installed on the local server. Once the agent is installed, the server can be registered with the Storage Sync Service. A sync group containing a cloud endpoint must then be created to define the topology and point to the Azure file share. Finally, the server endpoint is created on the registered server to link the local path and start synchronization.
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Azure File Sync deployment order requires establishing the cloud control plane (Storage Sync Service), preparing the local host (agent installation and registration), configuring the sync group topology (cloud endpoint), and finally mapping the local filesystem path (server endpoint).