Yes, Narahari - that's it!  You'll want to create the same directory on the DR side, but not replicate it from the source side.  After you failover your VDMs, they will use this new directory for the security.evt file, which will be created when the CIFS service is started.  You might have to failover the VDM to the DR side (starting the CIFS service) to be able to make the regedit changes.  Let us know how it goes!
Users complain that NAS folder "Business" is missing on NAS share, but if we type the file path \\corpnas01\share1\Business, the folder opens up with its content. So the issue is somone changed folder attributes for that folder "Business" on NAS share and it was made hidden for users . We were able to view the folder Business using a setting, windows explorer, tools, folder options, view and uncheck "Hide protected operating system files" option. The folders will showup as grayed out and the properties of folder shows hidden. Used a command utility "attrib -s -h foldername" to change the attributes (un hide) and the folders are visible now and is back to normal. But, the same issue keeps happening every day and causing us lot of trouble. We want to find out who is doing it. We have not turned on auditing on NAS as it adds loads to CPUs. If we trun on auditing will I be able to find out who is changing the folder attributes? What option I need to choose to on auditing to log this folder attribute changes ? any idea? Thanks in advance.  T !
folder attribute issue on Celerra shares