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To synchronize files from the on-premises file server Server1 to the Azure file share using Azure File Sync, you should follow these steps in sequence: 1. A. Install the Azure File Sync agent on Server1. - The Azure File Sync agent enables data sync and cloud tiering. This agent must be installed on each server you want to sync with Azure. 2. D. Register Server1. - After the agent is installed, you need to register your server with the Storage Sync Service. This step creates a trust relationship between your server and the Azure File Sync service. 3. E. Add a server endpoint. - Once your server is registered, you add it to the sync group by creating a server endpoint. The server endpoint represents a specific location on the registered server, such as a folder, and keeps it in sync with the Azure file share. To summarize, the sequence is: 1. Install the Azure File Sync agent on Server1. 2. Register Server1. 3. Add a server endpoint.
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Step 1: Install the Azure File Sync agent on Step 2: Register Server1 Step 3: Add a server endpoint
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To synchronize files from the on-premises file server `Server1` to the Azure file share using Azure File Sync, you should follow these steps in sequence: 1. **A. Install the Azure File Sync agent on Server1**. - The Azure File Sync agent enables data sync and cloud tiering. This agent must be installed on each server you want to sync with Azure. 2. **D. Register Server1**. - After the agent is installed, you need to register your server with the Storage Sync Service. This step creates a trust relationship between your server and the Azure File Sync service. 3. **E. Add a server endpoint**. - Once your server is registered, you add it to the sync group by creating a server endpoint. The server endpoint represents a specific location on the registered server, such as a folder, and keeps it in sync with the Azure file share. To summarize, the sequence is: 1. Install the Azure File Sync agent on Server1. 2. Register Server1. 3. Add a server endpoint.