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Practice: Configuring Intersite Replication by fs smith
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Practice: Configuring Intersite Replication |
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In this practice, you configure intersite replication, including renaming a free 70-270 test questions site link, creating additional site links, configuring site link attributes, designating a preferred bridgehead server, and configuring a connection object. Exercise 1: Renaming and Creating Sites In this exercise, you rename DEFAULTIPSITELINK and create two other site links. To rename and create sites 1.Use the procedure provided earlier in this lesson to rename the DEFAULTIPSITELINK "Columbus to Chicago." 2.Use the procedure provided earlier in this lesson to create two new site links.Name the first site link "Columbus to KG," and link the Columbus and KC sites. Name the second site link "Chicago to KC," and link the Chicago and KC sites. Exercise 2: Configuring Site Links In this exercise, you configure the site links you renamed and created in Exercise 1. To configure site links 1.Use the procedure provided earlier in this lesson to configure site link attributes for each of the site links you created in Exercise 1. Examine the Properties dialog box for each site link. Experiment with the settings for cost and replication frequency. 2.Click the Change Schedule button to MCP certification experiment with setting replication availability. Make one of the site links available at all times except 8-9 A.M. and 4-5 P.M. Exercise 3: Designating a Preferred Bridgehead Server In this exercise, you designate a preferred bridgehead server for a site. To designate a preferred bridgehead server Use the procedure provided earlier in this lesson to designate Serverl as a preferred bridgehead server. In the Description box, type Bridgehead Server Columbus to Chicago. Exercise 4: Creating and Configuring a Connection Object In this exercise, you create and configure a connection object for a domain controller. To create and configure a connection object 1.Use the procedure provided earlier in this lesson to create a connection object for Serverl. Although you will receive a message stating that there is already a connection from Serverl to the destination server, create another connection for this exercise. Name the connection object SERVERl. Configure the connection object to use RFC protocol. Schedule the intrasite replication frequency for this connection object to be once per hour from 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. on weekdays. Leave the MCSE study guides free download replication frequency for the remaining days and times as default.
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Use the procedure provided earlier in this lesson to designate Serverl as a preferred bridgehead server. In the Description box, type Bridgehead Serve,
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