Hi Is there any difference between right clicking on a replication agreement just created and selecting the Initialize Consumer or letting "nature" go its course and letting replication happen in the next "cycle".
Up until now I have created replication agreements using the GUI, but I have now started doing it via ldif files. If I don't immediately run: dn: cn=%repl-agreement-name%,cn=replica,cn=dc\3dCompany,cn=mapping tree,cn=config changetype: modify replace: nsds5beginreplicarefresh nsds5beginreplicarefresh: start
It seems to start on its own anyway. Having checked the data nothing looks wrong so I thought I would just double check.
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Gerrard Geldenhuis wrote:
Hi Is there any difference between right clicking on a replication agreement just created and selecting the Initialize Consumer or letting "nature" go its course and letting replication happen in the next "cycle".
Up until now I have created replication agreements using the GUI, but I have now started doing it via ldif files. If I don't immediately run: dn: cn=%repl-agreement-name%,cn=replica,cn=dc\3dCompany,cn=mapping tree,cn=config changetype: modify replace: nsds5beginreplicarefresh nsds5beginreplicarefresh: start
It seems to start on its own anyway. Having checked the data nothing looks wrong so I thought I would just double check.
Doing nsds5beginreplicarefresh: start does a replica init. A consumer must be initialized before a supplier can begin updating it. If you have already initialized a consumer from another supplier/master, you don't need to initialize it again.
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Gerrard Geldenhuis wrote:
Hi Is there any difference between right clicking on a replication agreement just created and selecting the Initialize Consumer or letting "nature" go its course and >>letting replication happen in the next "cycle".
Up until now I have created replication agreements using the GUI, but I have now started doing it via ldif files. If I don't immediately run: dn: cn=%repl-agreement-name%,cn=replica,cn=dc\3dCompany,cn=mapping tree,cn=config changetype: modify replace: nsds5beginreplicarefresh nsds5beginreplicarefresh: start
It seems to start on its own anyway. Having checked the data nothing looks wrong so I thought I would just double check.
Doing nsds5beginreplicarefresh: start does a replica init. A consumer must be initialized before a supplier can begin updating it. If you have already initialized a consumer from another supplier/master, you don't need to initialize it again.
Thanks, I just realized that I was seeing the same data on all servers because of the way that I accessed the console remotely, which is why I thought that it had automatically initialized itself.
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