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You should go with your last option, that is, "Open site" to NLB address,
which I assume is what you mean by serverSP, then any modifications are
saved to the SQL content databases, and therefore accessible no matter which
Web front-end server responses to your requests.
SharePoint Designer (SPD) should never be used to save files to Web
front-end servers, that is, you should never open a single file from the
file system with SPD, say from the 12 hive, and save it back.
Kind Regards
Penny
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server MVP
"Jason Chan" <JasonChan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AE4F9CF4-7F5B-4AD6-A5A6-65E301C574A9@microsoft.com...
> We have 2 front-end web servers (serverA & serverB) to form NLB in DNS
> called
> serverSP.
>
> I would like to know when developing customization using SharePoint
> Designer
> (SPD), should I "Open site" to serverA or B to do the customization and
> copy
> to another server or I can directly "Open site" to serverSP and it will
> deploy to 2 servers automatically?
>
> Thanks.
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