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Your network contains an Active Directory domain named contoso.com. The domain contains a domain-based
Distributed File System (DFS) namespace named Namespace1.
You need to view the shares to which users will be redirected when the users attempt to connect to a folder
named Folder1 in the DFS namespace.
What cmdlet should you run? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
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Answer: 
Explanation:
References: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/dfsn/get-dfsnfolder?view=win10-ps
Wrong twice.
Should be:
Get-DfsnFolderTarget \\Contoso.com\Namespace1\Folder1
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/dfsn/get-dfsnfoldertarget?view=win10-ps
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Pekah74 is correct.
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Pekah74 is correct.
Get-DfsnFolderTarget actually returns where the specified folder in the namespace is actually hosted.
Sample:
PS C:\Users\administrator> Get-DfsnFolderTarget \\itfellas.internal\namespacetest\folder1
Path TargetPath State ReferralPriorityClass ReferralPriorityRank
—- ———- —– ——————— ——————–
\\itfellas.internal\namespacetest\folder1 \\SRV2\sharetest Online sitecost-normal 0
Get-DfsnFolder only returns the status of the share where the folder is targeted.
Sample:
PS C:\Users\administrator> Get-DfsnFolder \\itfellas.internal\namespacetest\folder1
Path State TimeToLiveSec Properties Description
—- —– ————- ———- ———–
\\itfellas.internal\namespacetest\folder1 Online 1800
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i think it’s get-dfsnfoldertarget \\contoso.com\namespace1\folder1
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Missing exhibit.
https://ibb.co/gVLttn
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missing in question
1. Get-DfsnFolder
2. Get-DfsnFolderTarget
3. Get-DfsrMember
4. Get-DfsrMemberShip
Ok is 2 Get-DfsnFolderTarget
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