- Overview 1 Introduction to Active Directory Replication 2. - Replication Components and Processes 3 Replication Topology 10 Lab A: Tracking Active Directory. - Replication 17 Using Sites to Optimize Active Directory. - Module 11: Managing Active Directory. - Describe how sites enable you to optimize Active Directory replication.. - Use sites to manage Active Directory replication.. - Troubleshoot common problems with Active Directory replication.. - Apply best practices for managing Active Directory replication.. - In the hands-on labs in this module, students will have the opportunity to manage Active Directory replication. - In the first lab, students will track Active Directory replication. - Read chapter 6, “Active Directory Replication” in the Distributed Systems book in the Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit.. - Introduction to Active Directory Replication. - Lab A: Tracking Active Directory Replication. - Using Sites to Optimize Active Directory Replication. - In this topic, you will introduce how to use sites to optimize Active Directory replication. - Implementing Sites to Manage Active Directory Replication. - In this topic, you will introduce how to implement sites to manage Active Directory replication. - Point out to the students the site links that are created in Active Directory Sites and Services. - Lab B: Using Sites to Manage Active Directory Replication. - Emphasize that Active Directory replication occurs automatically with no administrative intervention.. - Troubleshooting Active Directory Replication. - Present best practices for managing Active Directory replication. - Change the domain mode to native in the domain (where domain is your assigned domain name) Properties dialog box in Active Directory Domains and Trusts.. - Active Directory uses a multi-master replication model. - In this module, you will learn about managing Active Directory replication within a site and between sites.. - Replication is the process of updating information in Active Directory from one domain controller to the other domain controllers in a network. - Active Directory provides multi-master replication with loose convergence.. - Multi-master replication provides two advantages for Active Directory:. - Replication in Active Directory propagates changes and tracks the changes among domain controllers. - Each domain controller in a forest stores a copy of specific parts of the Active Directory structure. - Active Directory automatically resolves these conflicts.. - Domain Controller A. - Domain Controller B. - Domain Controller C. - Replicated Update Replicated Update Active Directory Update. - Replication of information in all domain controllers occurs because of changes made to Active Directory. - Active Directory can be updated in one of the following ways:. - A committed request as a result of a change in the Active Directory database is an originating update.. - Active Directory both minimizes and resolves conflicts.. - To prevent these repeated replications, Active Directory replication uses propagation dampening. - One of the vectors that is used by Active Directory replication is called the up-to-dateness vector. - Active Directory Database. - Holds information about all domain-specific objects created in Active Directory. - Contains information about Active Directory structure. - The Active Directory database is logically separated into directory partitions. - In the first slide, explain the directory partitions in the Active Directory database.. - The configuration partition contains information about the Active Directory structure.. - A domain partition holds information about all domain-specific objects created in Active Directory.. - Domain Controllers. - Direct replication partners are domain controllers that are a direct source for Active Directory replication data. - You can view transitive replication partners by using the Active Directory Replication Monitor utility.. - Use Active Directory Sites and Services to Manually Create, Delete, and Adjust Connection Objects. - You can manually create, delete, and adjust connection objects by using Active Directory Sites and Services. - You can also manually initiate replication by right-clicking a connection object in Active Directory Sites and Services and then clicking Replicate Now.. - Open Active Directory Sites and Services, expand Sites, expand Default- First-Site-Name, and then expand Servers.. - Show students the connection objects in Active Directory Sites and Services.. - Open Active Directory Users and Computers from the Administrative Tools menu.. - Verify that the replication occurred by refreshing the display in Active Directory Users and Computers.. - Click OK to close the message indicating that replication has been initiated, and then close Active Directory Sites and Services.. - Verify that replication occurred by refreshing the display in Active Directory Users and Computers and then log off.. - In Active Directory Users and Computers, click. - Slide Objective To introduce the topics related to using sites to optimize Active Directory replication.. - Active Directory Sites and Services Sites. - Slide Objective To identify the purpose of sites in Active Directory.. - In Active Directory Sites and Services, select a site in the Sites folder.. - Active Directory replication uses RPC over IP for replication within a site. - Active Directory requires a network protocol for replication traffic.. - Demonstrate the replication protocols by using Active Directory Sites and Services.. - You use Active Directory Sites and Services to create sites, subnets, site links, and site link bridges.. - Slide Objective To introduce the topics related to implementing sites to manage Active Directory replication.. - Open Active Directory Sites and Services from the Administrative Tools menu, in the console tree, right-click Sites, and then click New Site.. - Open Active Directory Sites and Services from the Administrative Tools menu, and then in the console tree, double-click Sites.. - Point out to the students the site links that are created in Active Directory Sites and Services.. - Open Active Directory Sites and Services from the Administrative Tools menu, and then double-click Inter-Site Transport.. - Open Active Directory Sites and Services from the Administrative Tools menu, expand Sites, and then double-click Inter-Site Transports.. - Open Active Directory Sites and Services from the Administrative Tools menu, expand Sites, and then in the console tree, right-click the inter-site transport folder for which you want to create a new site link bridge.. - In this exercise, you will create IP subnet and site objects in Active Directory. - In the AD Sites and Services window, in the console tree, verify that Active Directory Sites and Services [london.nwtraders.msft]. - In Active Directory Sites and Services, expand Sites, right-click Subnets, and then click New Subnet.. - Leave Active Directory Sites and Services open.. - In Active Directory Sites and Services, expand Sites, expand Inter- Site Transports, and then click IP.. - Close Active Directory Sites and Services, close all open windows, and then log off.. - Active Directory Replication Monitor File Edit Action View Help. - On the Start menu, point to Programs, point to Windows 2000 Support Tools, click Tools, and then click Active Directory Replication Monitor.. - Identify the replication directory partitions for your domain controller by using Active Directory. - Click Start, point to Programs, point to Windows 2000 Support Tools, point to Tools, and then click Active Directory Replication Monitor.. - Using the information from Active Directory Replication Monitor, list the directory partitions that are replicated to your domain controller.. - View your replication topology by using Active Directory Replication Monitor.. - In Active Directory Replication Monitor, right-click servername, and then click Show Replication Topologies.. - View the configuration of your domain controller by using Active Directory Replication Monitor.. - Close Active Directory Replication Monitor.. - You may encounter problems related to replication in Active Directory. - Most problems can be remedied with Active Directory Sites and Services. - Slide Objective To troubleshoot common problems with Active Directory replication.. - Most problems can be remedied with Active Directory Sites and Services.. - The following list provides best practices for administering Active Directory:. - Slide Objective To list best practices for managing Active Directory replication.. - Review this checklist before you manage replication in Active Directory.. - How does Active Directory prevent this from happening?. - An administrator changes the telephone number on a user object in Active Directory on one domain controller
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