Domain Replication - exclude a domain
Hi Experts and Happy New Year,
Im setting up a new domain and need some help. the current setup is as follows.
One Forest with a Root Domain called Limassol
A Child domain of Limassol called Port
A Tree Domain called Netanya. See attached pic.
Obviously Port and the Limassol domain need to comunicate with each other for the child/parent relationship to work. But I do not want Netanya and Port to have any communication. On the Netanya DC there are many event error messages that the DC in Netanya can not replicate to the DC in Port, this is correct as there is no VPN in place between the sites but I want the DC in Netanya not to try and replicate to the DC in Port.
There is a VPN in place between the Netanya doman and Limassol and replication is works fine.
Thanks
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Im setting up a new domain and need some help. the current setup is as follows.
One Forest with a Root Domain called Limassol
A Child domain of Limassol called Port
A Tree Domain called Netanya. See attached pic.
Obviously Port and the Limassol domain need to comunicate with each other for the child/parent relationship to work. But I do not want Netanya and Port to have any communication. On the Netanya DC there are many event error messages that the DC in Netanya can not replicate to the DC in Port, this is correct as there is no VPN in place between the sites but I want the DC in Netanya not to try and replicate to the DC in Port.
There is a VPN in place between the Netanya doman and Limassol and replication is works fine.
Thanks
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you are going against default MS architecture trying to disable any interaction between the domains.
You can probably force it by change the site links in sites and services and remove links between the DC's in those domains.
Changing this could cause issues and other errors to crop up.
You can probably force it by change the site links in sites and services and remove links between the DC's in those domains.
Changing this could cause issues and other errors to crop up.
no i think if you remove the direct replication partners the child domain would replicate up the root domain would replicate across and down
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