Replication
Last updated on
2009
12
30
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a full moon day
The usage - Replication has been deployed especially in Microsoft Windows platform's domain controllers [BDC, Backup Domain Controller; PDC, Primary Domain Controller; ... ] to do backup, to do files/directories copy, to do testing of file system integrity, and etc. Also see: ADSI replication;
Assume that Replication.bat file is executed manually at command line prompt c:\Replication.bat <enter>
乁:NT_DIR_REPL ;
xcopy \\BDC_number\repl$\..\ \\PDC\admin$\..\;
乁:NT_DC_NETLOGON_REPL;
xcopy \\BDC_number\repl$\..\ \\PDC\admin$\..\;
...
乁:xcopy \\BDC_number\repl$\..\ \\PDC\admin$\..\;
echo NTFS directory replication is successfully done manually. ;Rem: @echo off
Note: above reverse loop backward %SHARE% shows that intersection of %shared_$% must be synchronized among domain controllers;
If \\BDC_number\repl$\..\ \\BDC_number\admin$\..\ and then consider as redundant for several testing ... ;
Also see: Network Design Principles; SBR; Synchronization;
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Active directories are stamped by 64 bit USN, for further info also read msdn2.microsoft.com/ms677626.aspx; By stamping USN, unique identification of replication possible; Also see: Directory Synchronization;
IFF Sensor, replicates interfaces;
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