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Asked by michaelnatale2008 in Operating Systems Miscellaneous, Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory
We have a US office and a UK office.
The main AD domain is in the US and there is only a single DC in the UK office.
The IT guy before me setup a DFS (full mesh) between the AD domain in the US and the DC in the UK. There are two file shares off a server in the US network that get replicated (correct term?) to the UK server.
It looks like the replication schedule is set to 24x7. After a bandwidth analysis, it seems our Uk site is sucking up tons of bandwidth, and it is probably the 350gb of data we have under DFS.
Two questions:
1. With the sched set to 24x7, how often do changes on either side get sync'd?
2. If I adjust it so that replication is only "active" between 6pm and 6am US EST time, how can I "force" replication if I need to make sure something gets across the pond (or vice versa) in the middle of the US workday?
THANKS!
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