Replication: How long does it take until replicated servers are in sync after one of them came up....

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Hi, 

Consider the following scenario:
You have a replicated environment, let's say a MMR setup. Now, one of
the masters (M2) is down for a period of time and updates were performed
against the other master (M1). How long does it take until both boxes
are in sync, after M2 is back online. I assume that M1 tries to update
M2 throughout the downtime in an interval setting. If this is right,
what is this interval and secondly, can this be configured.

Thanks,
-Reinhard
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