Replication Behavior in Active Directory Domain Services¶
Microsoft. (2019). Replication Behavior in Active Directory Domain Services.
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- … of known names, so heavy writes, free-text discovery, or joins across unrelated subtrees strain it, and its replication model means a caller can act on an attribute a replica has not yet caught up on — the eventual-consistency gap that bites when a just-disabled account still resolves as active on a lagging replica.
This sourceMicrosoft documents nondeterministic Active Directory replication latency and version skew, under which a destination replica can continue returning an old attribute value after the source replica changes.
- … of known names, so heavy writes, free-text discovery, or joins across unrelated subtrees strain it, and its replication model means a caller can act on an attribute a replica has not yet caught up on — the eventual-consistency gap that bites when a just-disabled account still resolves as active on a lagging replica.
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