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During DC Promo a replication partner was defined, however, it was the wrong replication partner and replication is taking a very long time.<br />
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Is there a way to stop the replication and force it to replicate from another partner? &nbsp;SYSVol is not online yet and that is what seems to be taking the time in replication.<br />
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2012 r2<br />
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TIA
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During DC Promo a replication partner was defined, however, it was the wrong replication partner and replication is taking a very long time.

Is there a way to stop the replication and force it to replicate from another partner?  SYSVol is not online yet and that is what seems to be taking the time in replication.

2012 r2

TIA

SYSVol Replication

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