This project focuses on the implementation of a distributed file storage system using Microsoft Windows Server 2012. The core objective is to create a system capable of file sharing and node recovery, addressing potential data loss scenarios. The project details the configuration of the distributed file system, including the utilization of a logical namespace component, and discusses two implementation approaches: standalone and domain-based distributed file system namespaces. The system facilitates file transfers between the server and client, supporting file splitting and rebuilding functionalities. The project encompasses key components such as the namespace, replication, and server manager, providing a comprehensive understanding of the system's architecture and functionalities. The project demonstrates the creation of replication groups, installation of DFS replication, and configuration steps within the Windows Server environment, including server role selection and feature installation. Furthermore, it outlines the process of configuring replication between two servers, managing replication groups, and sharing data through the DFS management console. The project successfully implements the distributed file storage system for sharing and rebuilding lost nodes.
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