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Hello Abraham,<br />
Are you concern about Domain Controller replication? <br />
In an ideal scnerio - If you have multiple DC in your domain they sync to eachother and during replication any changes made at any DC will get replicate to other.
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Hello Abraham,
Are you concern about Domain Controller replication?
In an ideal scnerio - If you have multiple DC in your domain they sync to eachother and during replication any changes made at any DC will get replicate to other.

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Will same be with workstations (virtual) or only dc
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Will same be with workstations (virtual) or only dc

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Replication happens only between DCs at domain level.
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Replication happens only between DCs at domain level.

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Does windows server replica replicate from both sides from whatever side a change is made it replicate it to the other side??
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Does windows server replica replicate from both sides from whatever side a change is made it replicate it to the other side??

Windows replica

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