An administrator is setting up Azure File Sync to centralize file shares from an on-premises file server named SRV-Prod1. The server contains a single volume F: with the following directory structure:
- F:\CorpData\Accounting
- F:\CorpData\Marketing
The administrator registers SRV-Prod1 with a Storage Sync Service named Sync-Service-Alpha. They create two sync groups: accounting-sync-group and corp-sync-group. The administrator successfully creates a server endpoint for F:\CorpData\Accounting in accounting-sync-group. However, when attempting to create a server endpoint for F:\CorpData in corp-sync-group, the operation fails.
What is the cause of this failure?
- Azure File Sync does not support overlapping namespaces; because the directory F:\CorpData\Accounting is nested under F:\CorpData, they cannot be used as endpoints in different sync groups.Cevap
- BA registered server is limited to a single server endpoint per physical volume, which prevents creating a second endpoint on volume F:.
- CThe registered server must be assigned the Storage Blob Data Reader RBAC role on the destination storage account to support nested path synchronization.
- DThe storage account firewall must be configured to allow trusted Microsoft services to bypass network restrictions for nested subfolders.
Cevap
Azure File Sync does not support overlapping namespaces; because the directory F:\CorpData\Accounting is nested under F:\CorpData, they cannot be used as endpoints in different sync groups.
The correct answer is that Azure File Sync does not support overlapping namespaces. Because F:\CorpData\Accounting is nested under F:\CorpData, they cannot coexist as server endpoints on the same registered server, even if they belong to different sync groups.
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