How large is your forest? How many sites? how many dc's? how many users? how 
many dc's per site? are you using site links? are any dc's used as a 
bridgehead? 




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From: Travis Krampy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: NT System Admin Issues <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 9:40:30 PM
Subject: Re: NTDS Replication Schedule

 
Connection speed varies from DSL to T-1 
speeds.  sometimes many changes are being made daily (new users, etc...), 
but mostly from the main site and replicated to the other sites.
"mck1012" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
What is your connection speed at the remote sites. And how often are  changes 
being made. I would look into enabling change notification on the site  links. 
I have over 50 DC's in my forest with about 48 sites and the  convergence time 
is about 2-3 minutes. 




To enable change notification on a site link 
        1. In ADSI Edit, expand the Configuration Container icon  and then 
expand CN=Configuration,DC= ForestRootDomainName and CN=Sites.
        2. Expand the CN=Inter-Site Transports container, and then  click CN=IP.
        3. In the details pane, right-click the site link object whose options 
attribute you want to change, and then click Properties.
        4. In the Select a property to view box, click options.
        5. If the Value(s) box displays <not  set>, in the Edit Attribute box, 
type 1 for the value (bit 0=1).
If the Value(s) box contains a value, you must derive  the new value by using a 
Boolean BITWISE-OR calculation of the existing  value and the value that 
enables the replication change you are making. Then  convert that value to an 
integer. Therefore, if a value is set, convert the  integer value to a binary 
value and OR that value with the value 0001. Then  convert the results back to 
an integer and type the value in the Edit Attribute box.
For example, if the existing decimal value is 4, that value is equal to  0100 
in the binary system. The value that enables change notification is 1,  or 0001 
in binary. The OR operation combines 0 OR 0 = 0, 0 OR 1 = 1, 1 OR 0  = 1, 1 OR 
1 = 1. Therefore, the following OR calculation computes the binary  value:
0100 (existing value) 
0001 (value that enables change notification) 
0101 (adds enable change notification to the existing setting) 

The binary value 0101 converts to the digital value 5. For information  about 
binary calculations and converting binary values to digital values,  see 
Windows 2000 Server Help.
        6. Click Set and then click OK. 



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 From: Travis Krampy  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: NT System Admin Issues  <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 8:39:53  PM
Subject: NTDS Replication  Schedule

Hi

I was wondering if anyone had any advise on  setting up NTDS replication 
schedule in ADSS.

I have a main site, and  10 remote sites.

I have 4 Domain controllers at the main site, and 1  domain controller at each 
remote site.

I know that you can set the  replication schedule for none, 1x an hour, 2x an 
hour, 3x an hour or 4x an  hour.

I was planning on having my local site replicate to the remote  sites 1 time 
per hour and my local site replicate to the local DC's 4x an  hour, but I was 
not sure if this would generate too much traffic.

Can  anyone please advise?

Thanks

Travis 

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