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DRS (Directory Replication Service) replicates the |
DRS (Directory Replication Service) replicates the contents of the Active Directory (i.e. user/group management, ACL changes, etc.) and is part of Samba since 4.0. |
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contents of the Active Directory, i.e. user/group management, |
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ACL changes, etc. |
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See [https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc772726%28v=ws.10%29.aspx How the Active Directory Replication Model Works] at MS TechNet for further information about the AD replication model. |
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It does ''not'' replicate directories of the file system. |
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The D (Directory) in DRS stands for Active Directory, |
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not for File System Directory. |
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Latest revision as of 21:24, 26 February 2017
DRS (Directory Replication Service) replicates the contents of the Active Directory (i.e. user/group management, ACL changes, etc.) and is part of Samba since 4.0.
See How the Active Directory Replication Model Works at MS TechNet for further information about the AD replication model.