Term
| What is the default operation when you define(create) a site |
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Definition
| replication happens instantly within the site |
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Term
| What is Service Localization |
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Definition
| This is the one of the goals of AD Sites and Service. This is a method of ensure that clients obtain services(authentication) from servers within their site |
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| What is the slow link guideline |
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Definition
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| What are the two goals to remember when defining a site |
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Definition
| Replication Management and Service Localization |
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Term
| What is a situation in which you would have a site without a DC |
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Definition
| a site-aware aplication such as DFS-R |
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Term
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Definition
• A part of the network is separated by a slow link.
• A part of the network has enough users to warrant hosting domain controllers or other services in
that location.
• Directory query traffic warrants a local domain controller.
• You want to control service localization.
• You want to control replication between domain controllers. |
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Term
| What are the two things that have to be associated for the service localization to work for the client |
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Definition
| Defined in the site and the subnet(the clients IP(defined in the subnet) is associated with a site |
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Term
| What are the first to steps in the New Object(creating a site)- Site dialog box |
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Definition
| Naming the site and associating it with a site link |
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Term
| What happens if the clients IP address is not in the subnet linked to a site |
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Definition
| the client will not be able to find which site it should associate with which leads to problems |
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Term
| What are SRV records mapped to |
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Definition
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Term
| ++++++++++REMEMBER+++++++ |
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Definition
Pull replication. A domain controller requests, or "pulls," changes from other domain controllers. the changes themselves are, in the end,
requested or "pulled" by the target domain controller |
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Term
| What is Store and Forward Replication |
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Definition
Store-and-forward replication. A domain controller can pull changes from one partner, and then
make those changes available to another partner |
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Term
| What is Attribute-Level Replication |
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Definition
| Only the modified Attribute is replicated |
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Term
| What is the default maximum hops for the KCC replication topology |
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Definition
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Term
| Why might you manually create a connection object(KCC) |
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Definition
| for a stand-by operation master that needs a connection to the current FSMOs Role Holder |
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Term
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Definition
| Directory Replication Agent |
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Term
| Where can you view the Connection Objects for DCs within sites |
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Definition
| Right-click the NTDS Settings of the Site and choose properties Connection Tab |
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Term
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Definition
| Connection Objects are one-way inbound only(remember replication is pulled to the target DC |
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Term
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Definition
| Replication with-in a site is two-way and no more than three hops |
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Term
| On which DC should the connection object be created to ensure that a standby operations master can replicate directly with a partner |
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Definition
| Replication is pull so that means that a standby operations master must have th connection object created on itself |
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Term
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Definition
| It is the method of an upstream neighbor informing a downstream of chnges made to the database |
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Term
| What is the default Notification interval |
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Definition
| 15 Seconds after the change(per hop= 1 minute per site) and then every 3 seconds after that to ensure that the network is not saturating the network with replication traffic |
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Term
| What is the default downstream notification process |
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Definition
| a Daisy-chained downstream notification |
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Term
| What is the process of polling for |
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Definition
| to ensure that the downstream replication partner is aware that is upstream replication partner is online and simply has no changes to replicate |
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Term
| What is the default polling interval for a site |
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Definition
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Term
| What happens if a downstream replication partner cannot contact its upstream replication partner |
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Definition
| the downstream neighbor will launch the KCC to update the replication topology |
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Term
| When you create a site-link what is the default behaviour of the ISTG |
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Definition
| The ISTG automatically creates connection objects with in the Site Link(configuring intersite replication |
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Term
| What is the requierments of SMTP as the replication protocol |
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Definition
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Term
| How is the Directory Service Remote Procedure Call(DS-RPC) represented in AD Sites and Services |
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Definition
| IP under Inter-Site Transports node |
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Term
| Where is the default option "Bridge All Sitelinks" found |
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Definition
| in the Properties of the protocols listed under the Inter-site Transport node in AD Sites and Services |
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Term
| What is Inter-Site Messaging Simple Mail Transport Protocol(ISM-SMTP) represented in AD Sites and Services |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the requirement for the site that is going to use SMTP |
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Definition
| It must be its own domain |
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Term
| Which partition is not replicated if SMTP is used |
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Definition
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Term
| What partition changes trigger replication from a bridgehead server in a site to all other bridgehead servers with the sitelink |
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Definition
| Changes made to the domain naming |
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Term
| What is the happen if the bridgehead server fails and you have manually defined it |
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Definition
| No bridgehead server is reconfigured, when you assign a bridgehead server manually then the ISTG will not reconfigure the topology |
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Term
| What Server environment do you have to be running in order to take advantage of bridgehead server load balancing |
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Definition
2008R2
(avoids flooding a single server) |
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Term
| What is needed to create a Site-Link Bridge |
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Definition
| You must have disabled "Bridge All Site-Links" in the Properties of the IP/SMTP protocols unser the Inter-Site Transport Node in AD Sites and Services |
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Term
| What is another way to think of Site Link Transitivity |
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Definition
| the ISTG dynamically creating Site Link Bridges between sites |
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Term
| What is another way to look at Sink Link Bridges |
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Definition
| Manually creating a transitivity link between site links |
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Term
| If you have "Bridge All Site Links" enabled on the Properties of the protocol(IP/SMTP) will Site-Link Bridges work |
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Definition
| No because the ISTG automatically creates and maintains transitivity between site links |
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Term
| What is the result of a transitivity(ISTG) or site link bridge between site links(Manually created) |
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Definition
| The bridgehead servers from the sites could connect directly to one another |
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Term
| What is the default for Notification |
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Definition
| OFF( there is no Notification, only polling between bridgehead servers) |
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Term
| What is the default cost for all links |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the default replication interval |
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Definition
| 3 hours(180 minutes) shown on the Properties>General Tab of the site-link |
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Term
| Where are site-links created in AD Sites and Services |
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Definition
| Under the Inter-Site Transport node in the appropriate protocol |
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Term
| What is the recommended replication interval |
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Definition
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Term
| By default how often a day does replication happen |
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Definition
| 24 hours a day(to change this rightclick the sitelink choose properties on the General Tab click Change Schedule |
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Term
| Where can you disable Site Replication scheduling |
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Definition
| Right click the tranport protocol and choose Properties then choose the option "Ignore Scheduling" |
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Term
| What are the two commandline tools you can use to Manage and Maintain replication |
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Definition
dcdiag
/FrsEvent or /DFSREvent
/Intersite
/KccEvent
/Replications
/Topology
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repadmin
/showrepl
/showconn
/showobjmeta
/kcc
/replicate
/synall /A /e |
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Term
| What is the command to force the KCC to recalculate topology |
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Definition
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| What is the command to force replication between to partners |
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Definition
| repadmin /replicateDestinationPartner |
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