IT Staff
2009-07-27 04:17:00 UTC
windows 2003 r2 standard edition
Say i've 2 replicated servers. One master (server A), one receiving partner.
(server B)
After the master repllicates all data to receiving partner for some days,
both are equal partners now , both can replicate files to each other.
Now that Server A needs to be shutdown to transport to another city - 3 days
shutdown..
What shld i do ?
a) remove the server A from replication ? If i removed it, subsequently when
join back, server A needs to become a receiving partner and i need to make
server B a master server ?
b) Or should i temporary ignore it and make no changes to the DFS and wait
for server A to be online again ?
Say i've 2 replicated servers. One master (server A), one receiving partner.
(server B)
After the master repllicates all data to receiving partner for some days,
both are equal partners now , both can replicate files to each other.
Now that Server A needs to be shutdown to transport to another city - 3 days
shutdown..
What shld i do ?
a) remove the server A from replication ? If i removed it, subsequently when
join back, server A needs to become a receiving partner and i need to make
server B a master server ?
b) Or should i temporary ignore it and make no changes to the DFS and wait
for server A to be online again ?