RE: Intra-site replication SYSVOL/Domain-DFS-root..
Because the underlying replication systems are different (they share
connection objects, but NtFrs replicates SYSVOL but not NTDS.DIT changes),
and probably to allow you to configure less frequent replication for NtFrs
replicas (if they're meaty, etc.).
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Relevant Pages
- Re: replication topology
... 'other' sites for replication to/from each other? ... If there are alternative WAN Links then: ... KCC would treat the Site Links as transitivie Spoke-Hub-Spoke ... On the connection objects however, they appear to be configured to ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.active_directory) - Re: DCpromo issue. Health check on AD and group policy.
... inbound connection objects. ... was a replication partner of the DC before removing it obviously continued ... will be the buid use supply for <Reps-To DC GUID> ... KCC was not autogening connection obj's. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: replication topology
... The site links have a replication frequency of 60 minutes, ... On the connection objects however, they appear to be configured to allow ... b.and why would the KCC configure itself in this way.? ... If there are alternative WAN Links then: ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.active_directory) - RE: New DC not visible in Default-First-Site
... Looking at your connection objects it looks correct. ... we're talking intra-site replication here. ... ring topology by default. ... server and all the GUID records are in place. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: Site Connectors <automatically generated>
... You need to delete the connection objects that you have created and then let ... Active Directory has two types of replication: ... place between Domain Controllers that are in the same Site. ... Active Directory Sites and Services). ...
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