> Then the mail server wouldn't have the added load of AD,
> replication, authenticating windows users, etc, to deal with.
You should be able to configure replication to be performed only once
per hour, for example, and turn down (and effectively turn off if
other servers are up) the machine's eligibility to service network
users using the LdapSrvPriority value.
The speed of having the IMail authentications performed locally,
rather than over the network, cancels out the penalty of occasional
replication.
--Sandy
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