In news:e71fda03-2a1e-468d-9ee5-320e17c9fa79[ at ]e1g2000pra.googlegroups.com,
Tester <calinguga[ at ]netscape.net> requesting assistance, typed the following:
[Quoted Text] > Hello there,
> I would like to set the replication interval for a secondary zone to
> 24 hours, I use W2K3 server. How can I do that?
> Thank you, T
Standard Secondary zones due not replicate, but rather use a zone transfer
method from the DNS server holding the Standard Primary zone to the machine
holding the Secondary Standard zone. Zones will transfer, by default, using
IXFR, which means when things change on the Primary, and only the things
that got changed, get transferred. Not timeable.
Now if you are talking about AD Integrated zones, there are no "primary" or
"secondary" zones per se as in the Standard zone type. An AD Integrated zone
is stored in the actual AD database and all DCs that host the zone will pull
the zone data from the AD database. The AD database will replicate between
respective DCs (factors include domain, forest and what type of replication
scope the zone is set to) based on the AD replication process, which is
automatic. In a Site, they will replicate changed objects almost
immediately, but across Sites, they are governed by the Replication times
and schedule set on the Site connector.
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Ace
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Ace Fekay, MCSE 2003 & 2000, MCSA 2003 & 2000, MCT
Microsoft Certified Trainer
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