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I just went into the cluster manager and when I look at networks I see 3..All 3 are up and the first one has the ip address that I set for the replication network and it is labeled in there as cluster only. So does that mean that is the ips it is using for replication?
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I just went into the cluster manager and when I look at networks I see 3..All 3 are up and the first one has the ip address that I set for the replication network and it is labeled in there as cluster only. So does that mean that is the ips it is using for replication?

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Yes that is correct I did separate them...
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Yes that is correct I did separate them...

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Good articles to check status of DAG
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I just setup my 2013 DAG and I added a second nic to both exchange servers to be used by the replication by the DAG which is separate from the regular network.. How can I tell or verify that the replication is going through the correct nic of the 2 on each exch server?
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I just setup my 2013 DAG and I added a second nic to both exchange servers to be used by the replication by the DAG which is separate from the regular network.. How can I tell or verify that the replication is going through the correct nic of the 2 on each exch server?

How can I tell which IP or one of 2 nics DAG 2013 is using for replication

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.