Hi Thanks for the answer. Now we have more than fifty servers (more than twenty organizations, each with at least two servers), each one with about the same number of replication agreements, and we are not having any problems about resource limits. Each server has its own database in multimaster mode and the databases of the other organizations in hub mode. We thought there were a limit of four (4) servers per multimaster replica; the biggest organization will have now 6 servers, each one with the replica of its database in multimaster mode, so that's my question. Anyone has multimaster replicas with such number of servers? Any suggestions? Regards. 2009/10/20 Rich Megginson <rmeggins at redhat.com>: > Juan Asensio S?nchez wrote: >> >> Hi >> >> Has 389DS any limit of servers for multimaster replication? If so, >> what is the best option to have any number of servers with read/write >> databases and replication agreements among them? >> > > The upper limit on the number of replicas is 65534 - we use a short integer > field for the master replica ID. > However, long before that, you will likely run into resource limits. ?For > example, each replication agreement uses at least one thread and sometimes > two. ?This will use memory and CPU resources. >> >> Regards. >> >> --
