An administrator is configuring hybrid storage using Azure File Sync. A Windows Server named Server1 is registered with a Storage Sync Service named StorageSync1. A sync group named SyncGroup1 is created in StorageSync1 and contains a cloud endpoint pointing to an Azure file share named share1, and a server endpoint pointing to the path D:\Projects on Server1. To meet a compliance requirement for off-site replica separation, the administrator creates a second sync group named SyncGroup2 in StorageSync1 with a cloud endpoint pointing to a separate Azure file share named share2. The administrator then attempts to add a server endpoint pointing to the path D:\Projects on Server1 within SyncGroup2. What is the result of attempting to create the server endpoint in SyncGroup2?
- AThe operation will succeed, and the files in D:\Projects will sync bi-directionally with both share1 and share2.
- The operation will fail because Azure File Sync does not support multiple server endpoints referencing the same or overlapping directory paths on the same registered server.Cevap
- CThe operation will fail because a registered server can only be associated with a single sync group at a time.
- DThe operation will fail because Azure File Sync requires all synchronized Azure file shares to reside in the same storage account.