As for FRS replication....
 
ntfrsutl forcerepl [computer] /r SetName /p DnsName
                  = Force FRS to start a replication cycle ignoring the schedule
.
                  = Specify the SetName and DnsName.
        computer  = talk to the NtFrs service on this machine.
        SetName   = Name of the replica set.
        DnsName   = DNS name of the inbound partner to force repl from.
 
 
This is the W2K3 SP1 version of NTFRSUTL. The W2K3 SP0 also has a NTFRSUTL but 
without the forcerepl option
 
Cheers
#JORGE#

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Brett Shirley
Sent: Wed 7/27/2005 3:46 AM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] turn off replication to a DC in same site




Well you have _two_ completely seperate replication systems to deal with, 
and I know nothing about FRS, but for Active Directory replication, this 
command will do it: 

        repadmin /options <DC> +DISABLE_INBOUND_REPL 

To turn back on, change the "+" to a "-".  It's listed in /advhelp 
screen.  You can list a current DC's options like this: 

        repadmin /options <DC> 


Fun (albeit dangerous) tip: 

Even thought repadmin.exe doesn't admit it in the help, secretly I made 
repadmin /options work with DC_LIST / DSA_LISTS, so you can have the 
equivalent of the big red emergency shutoff button for replication for 
your forest: 
        repadmin /options * +DISABLE_INBOUND_REPL 

The /force flag when provided to "repadmin /replicate" WILL override the 
disabled flag I showed above.  In general everyone should be in the habit 
of not providing the /force flag, it's like hitting the OK button as 
habit, stay out of the habit, otherwise it'll be too late. 

This posting is "AS IS", if you turn off replication in your whole forest, 
it's not my problem. 

Cheers, 
-BrettSh [msft] SDE ESE 


On Tue, 26 Jul 2005, Steve Schofield wrote: 

> Hi, 
> 
> I have a single DC I would like to be able to turn on and off replication 
> and only push changes at certain times.   Is there command line utility to 
> turn on and off replication or is it as easy as turning FRS service off.  I 
> can't separate this DC into a separate site to control replication times. 
> 
> Steve 
> 
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