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QUESTION POSED ON: 12 July 2009
How can I replicate the services of AD in ADC?


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Once you have ADC (Active Directory Connector) installed, you would need to create replication agreement policies between two or more servers. These replication agreements depend on the types of services that you want to replicate and the version of Exchange and Active Directory (AD) you are running. Since covering all of these bases would take the better part of War and Peace to write, I've found a great article from the Microsoft Exchange experts that gives a great overview for you: Overview of the ADC (Active Directory Connector).




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