Replication Possibilities

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I can not give an authoritative answer, but if your active directory is 2003
server your active directory itself is multimaster ( no more PDC and SDC ).
It seems theorically possible to install active directory sync on both nodes
but leave it running only on one domain controller. Something like this:


AD2 <-> AD1
        |
LoadBalancer
        |
FD2 <->FD1

Here are some maybes. The configuration of the winsync agreements might have
issues communicating with a proxy or load balanced LDAP server. Also I do
not know of any HA product that would be able to fail winsync on a windows
server.

On 3/19/07, Paxton, Darren <darren.paxton at mercer.com> wrote:

> Hi again all,
>
> Managed to get myself to a  pretty good place with my configuration, but
> would appreciate another pointer from yourselves.
>
> Currently I have the system up and running with two servers (master1 and
> master2) in a 2-way multi-master replication mode.
>
> Master1 also has a Windows Synchronisation Agreement with adserver1, which
> is also working, however it is working in a two-way mode, propagating
> changes made on the Fedora Directory back to Active Directory.
>
> Unfortunately, our current strategy is to have Active Directory as the
> single Directory for user management so as to make our Service Desk more
> efficient. We also have a policy of removing all single points of failure
> from within our enterprise, therefore I was looking at having two windows
> sync agreements from two Fedora Master servers to two different members of
> the same Active Directory.
>
> The two Fedora Servers would also obviously need to be in sync (hence the
> multi-master setup) but probably with a number of read-only consumer servers
> dotted around the globe.
>
> The question, therefore, is what would be the best way in terms of
> replication design, to achieve this objective?
>
> Basically, I want to achieve the following:
>
> AD2 -> FD2 <-> FD1 <- AD1
>             / |              |\
>           /   |              |  \
>         V   V             V  V
>     FD3   FD4     FD5  FD6
>
> Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provde.
>
> Cheers
>
> Darren
>
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