Site replication question

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Marcelo

I have a Win2k3 server running IIS with PHP and VB
scripts to create students account. This server resides
in site B. When students create their account using a web
browser from a machine also located in site B they
immediately can go to another PC and log in. However when
students use a web browser of a machine located in Site A
to create an account, the students cannot login
immediately. Students from site A have to wait 5-15
minutes until they can login.

Is there a way of replicating the accounts to Site A DCs
immediately when created?

Any help greatly appreciated,
marcelo
 
Intersite replication is based on your site replication schedule. You can
force intersite replication with replmon.exe after the user creates an
account. Perhaps your web app could be modified to look at the IP of the
client and then go to a DC within the same site based on the clients IP.


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You have two options. Either A) you can turn on change
notifications between those two sites. or B) you can look
up how to force replication via ASP.

I can't find the mskb article about enabling change
notifications, but a search on deja.com gets the results:
http://groups.google.com/groups?
q=intersite+change+notification&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-
8&selm=01c501c32f6a%24154a5e20%24a101280a%40phx.gbl&rnum=4

-Jack
 
Marcelo,

I hear ya. We've got two 2003 DC's in the same site that refuse to
replicate on an intrasite schedule (minutes). In my testing and
attempts to fix this I've found there are numerous methods of changing
replication schedules.... unfortunately in our case its just broke or
<dare I say> a bug.
 
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