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TechNet TNT1-16 Windows Server 2003站台設定與管理 林寶森 jeffl@ms11.hinet.net The Logical Structure of Active Directory The Physical Structure of Active Directory Sites Domain controllers WAN links How Replication Works Active Directory Update Optimizing Replication What Is Replication Topology? Automatic Generation of Replication Topology What is Global Catalog Server? Global Catalog and Replication of Partitions Sites and Subnets Replication Within Sites vs. Between Sites Choosing Inter-Site Replication Transports Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs) over TCP/IP Synchronous Transfer Requires Reliable Connections Generates Less Traffic Can be Used with DCs in Same Domain Simple Message Transport Protocol Asynchronous Transfer Used with Unreliable Connections Generates More Traffic Cannot be Used with DCs in Same Domain What Are Sites and Subnet Objects? Creating a Site Creating Subnets Moving Server Objects Between Sites What Are Site Links? Creating and Configuring Site Links What are Site Link Bridges? Creating Site Link Bridges What Is a Bridgehead Server? What Is the ISTG? What Is Universal Group Membership Caching? Comparing Intra-Site Replication and Inter-Site Replication Replication Components Using Connection Objects Connection Objects Are Created: Automatically or Manually Connection Objects Are Created on Each Domain Controller Use Active Directory Sites and Services to Manually Create, Delete, and Adjust Connection Objects Use the Replicate Now Option to Manually Initiate Replication Creating a Connection Object Adjusting Replication Resolving Replication Conflicts Replication of Linked Multivalued Attributes Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain OU OU OU Domain Tree Domain Forest Organizational Unit Objects Domains Organizational Units Trees and Forests Schema Site Domain Controllers WAN Link Site Site A Originating Update Domain Controlle