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Hello All,<br />
<br />
Here is a scenario...<br />
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Server 1 (on Site A)<br />
Server 2 (on Site B)<br />
Server 3 (on Site B)<br />
<br />
I currently have Server 1 replicating to Server 2. &nbsp;Server 2 then makes use of extended replication to Server 3.<br />
<br />
However, I now need to take Server 2 out of the equation completely, thereby effectively making Server 1 replicate to Server 3.<br />
<br />
Any hints at how best to achieve this without the need to have everything replicate from scratch?<br />
<br />
Thanks &nbsp;:)
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Hello All,

Here is a scenario...

Server 1 (on Site A)
Server 2 (on Site B)
Server 3 (on Site B)

I currently have Server 1 replicating to Server 2.  Server 2 then makes use of extended replication to Server 3.

However, I now need to take Server 2 out of the equation completely, thereby effectively making Server 1 replicate to Server 3.

Any hints at how best to achieve this without the need to have everything replicate from scratch?

Thanks  :)

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