S
Sean Rooney
This is strange...
I used repadmin to disable outbound replication on my schema master. I then
did an ADprep on my schema master. It quarantined the changes on my server
for a period, but whilst monitoring in replmon I noticed that the changes
had managed to get to my other DC before I'd opened up outbound replication.
I know this sounds like BS, but it really happened like that. Anyone know of
any scenario in AD whereby replication would override my settings? I've seen
articles on forced replication, but not sure if that would cause this. Any
help appreciated.
I used repadmin to disable outbound replication on my schema master. I then
did an ADprep on my schema master. It quarantined the changes on my server
for a period, but whilst monitoring in replmon I noticed that the changes
had managed to get to my other DC before I'd opened up outbound replication.
I know this sounds like BS, but it really happened like that. Anyone know of
any scenario in AD whereby replication would override my settings? I've seen
articles on forced replication, but not sure if that would cause this. Any
help appreciated.