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| Vinnie L 2006-08-04, 7:28 pm |
| How long should it take to replicate files. It seems that the time it takes
is random.
A file could take 1 min from a website and then in another website it wont
replicate unless either I force it or wait for the timed Sych to push it.
What's the algorithm it uses to determine when to push a file, files or
directories?
Does the amount of data in the website have anything to do with it?
Thanks
Vinnie
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| George Cheng [MSFT] 2006-08-07, 7:19 pm |
| Usually it should replication within a few minutes. Here are the supported
configurations
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pr...n/acconfig.mspx
Thank You
George Cheng
Application Center2000/Index Server/Commerce Server Support
Application Center 2000 SP2 and Windows 2003 SP1
891330 You may experience problems after you install Windows Server 2003
Service Pack 1 on a server that is running Application Center 2000
http://download.microsoft.com/downl...15-a4f3-7218096
89d65/HotfixQFE891330.exe
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| How long should it take to replicate files. It seems that the time it
takes
| is random.
| A file could take 1 min from a website and then in another website it
wont
| replicate unless either I force it or wait for the timed Sych to push it.
| What's the algorithm it uses to determine when to push a file, files or
| directories?
| Does the amount of data in the website have anything to do with it?
|
| Thanks
| Vinnie
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| Vinnie L 2006-08-08, 1:21 pm |
| Hi George,
Thanks for responding. This information is ambigious at best. So App Ctr
doesn't guarantee that it will detect file changes every time ;) Interesting.
What exactly does it mean about maximum size deployment at 1 target of 50 gig?
Are these limits a 1 time limit and deployemnt or does is it mean that app
ctr not analyze over the stated amount.
""George Cheng [MSFT]"" wrote:
> Usually it should replication within a few minutes. Here are the supported
> configurations
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pr...n/acconfig.mspx
>
> Thank You
>
> George Cheng
>
> Application Center2000/Index Server/Commerce Server Support
>
> Application Center 2000 SP2 and Windows 2003 SP1
> 891330 You may experience problems after you install Windows Server 2003
> Service Pack 1 on a server that is running Application Center 2000
>
> http://download.microsoft.com/downl...15-a4f3-7218096
> 89d65/HotfixQFE891330.exe
>
> Note: This article has no warranties implicit or explicit.
> All the content is given on the "as is" basis and the user
> takes full responsibility for its use and assumption.
> Microsoft Corporation Copyright 2005
> All Rights Reserved
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> | How long should it take to replicate files. It seems that the time it
> takes
> | is random.
> | A file could take 1 min from a website and then in another website it
> wont
> | replicate unless either I force it or wait for the timed Sych to push it.
> | What's the algorithm it uses to determine when to push a file, files or
> | directories?
> | Does the amount of data in the website have anything to do with it?
> |
> | Thanks
> | Vinnie
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> How long should it take to replicate files. It seems that the time it
takes
> is random.
> A file could take 1 min from a website and then in another website it wont
> replicate unless either I force it or wait for the timed Sych to push it.
> What's the algorithm it uses to determine when to push a file, files or
> directories?
> Does the amount of data in the website have anything to do with it?
>
> Thanks
> Vinnie
>
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| George Cheng [MSFT] 2006-10-26, 1:20 am |
| If a files is in use, it will not get replicated. That's what the periodic
fully sync is there to catch. If you have 2 members in the cluster, then
you can't sync more than 50 gigs of data.
George Cheng
Microsoft Application Center/Index Server/Commerce Server Support
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| Hi George,
Thanks for responding. From reading the App Center document it does in fact
specify nodes and amount of data maximums, but I believe it also states that
it will work but that Microsoft will not warrenty it's implementation if one
uses it with data amounts above it's recommended maximum limit.
What has been your experience?
Thanks
VinnieL
""George Cheng [MSFT]"" <GCheng@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> If a files is in use, it will not get replicated. That's what the
> periodic
> fully sync is there to catch. If you have 2 members in the cluster, then
> you can't sync more than 50 gigs of data.
>
> George Cheng
>
>
> Microsoft Application Center/Index Server/Commerce Server Support
>
>
> Note: This article has no warranties implicit or explicit.
> All the content is given on the "as is" basis and the user
> takes full responsibility for its use and assumption.
> Microsoft Corporation Copyright 2006
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| Vinnie L 2006-10-28, 1:32 pm |
| Sorry if this is a double reply, I wasn't sure if it went through.
Hi George,
Thanks for responding. From reading the App Center document it does in fact
specify nodes and amount of data maximums, but I believe it also states that
it will work but that Microsoft will not warrenty it's implementation if one
uses it with data amounts above it's recommended maximum limit.
What has been your experience?
Thanks
VinnieL
""George Cheng [MSFT]"" wrote:
> If a files is in use, it will not get replicated. That's what the periodic
> fully sync is there to catch. If you have 2 members in the cluster, then
> you can't sync more than 50 gigs of data.
>
> George Cheng
>
>
> Microsoft Application Center/Index Server/Commerce Server Support
>
>
> Note: This article has no warranties implicit or explicit.
> All the content is given on the "as is" basis and the user
> takes full responsibility for its use and assumption.
> Microsoft Corporation Copyright 2006
> All Rights Reserved
>
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| George Cheng [MSFT] 2006-11-01, 1:29 am |
| If you run into issues and are over the maximums then you will need to be
below the maximum data limit to troubleshoot the issue.
George Cheng
Microsoft Application Center/Index Server/Commerce Server Support
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