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NJ - I knew about the connect to domain controller and do it to see if replication worked. &nbsp;But I didn't even think about making the change there.<br />
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Thanks guys!
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NJ - I knew about the connect to domain controller and do it to see if replication worked.  But I didn't even think about making the change there.

Thanks guys!

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Site A - 2 DC's<br />
Site B - 1 DC<br />
Site C - 1 DC<br />
Site D - 1 DC<br />
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Site A - DC 1 is set up for Intrasite Replication between sites B, C, D - DC 2 only replicates with DC 1<br />
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I do all AD work in Site A. &nbsp;Site A is setup for Intrasite Replication 2 times an hour. &nbsp;Sites B, C, D are setup for one time an hour.<br />
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Questions:<br />
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1) If I make changes in A, they will only be replicated to B, C, D every 30 minutes, correct?<br />
2) Would increasing it to every 15 minutes add too much strain?<br />
3) How do I tell when the next replication will occur?
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Site A - 2 DC's
Site B - 1 DC
Site C - 1 DC
Site D - 1 DC

Site A - DC 1 is set up for Intrasite Replication between sites B, C, D - DC 2 only replicates with DC 1

I do all AD work in Site A.  Site A is setup for Intrasite Replication 2 times an hour.  Sites B, C, D are setup for one time an hour.

Questions:

1) If I make changes in A, they will only be replicated to B, C, D every 30 minutes, correct?
2) Would increasing it to every 15 minutes add too much strain?
3) How do I tell when the next replication will occur?

Site Replication Questions

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).