Configuring Application Directory Partitions
- An application directory partition is a directory partition that is replicated only to specific domain controllers.
- Application directory partitions can contain any type of object except security principals (users, groups, and computers).
Purpose of an application
directory partition:
■ Provides fault tolerance by replicating
data to a specific domain controller or any set of domain controllers.
■ Reduces replication traffic because the
application data is only replicated to specific domain controllers.
■ Applications or services that use
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) can continue using it to access
and store.
Tools used for Managing
Application Directory Partitions
We can use the following tools to create, delete,
or manage application directory partitions:
■ Application-specific tools from the
application vendor
■ Ntdsutil command-line tool
■ Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
(LDAP)
■ Active Directory Service Interfaces
(ADSI)
Creating an Application
Directory Partition
At the domain management command prompt type:
create nc
ApplicationDirectoryPartition DomainController
Where ApplicationDirectoryPartition is the
distinguished name of the application directory partition we want to create,
and DomainController is the DNS name of the domain controller.
Deleting an application
directory partition
At the domain management command prompt type:
delete nc
ApplicationDirectoryPartition
Where ApplicationDirectoryPartition is the
distinguished name of the application directory partition we want to delete.
Managing Application
Directory Partitions
At the domain management command prompt:
1. To add an application directory partition
replica, type:
add nc replica ApplicationDirectoryPartition
DomainController
2. To remove an application directory partition
replica, type:
remove nc replica
ApplicationDirectoryPartition DomainController
3. To set a replication notification delay
set nc replicate notification delay
ApplicationDirectoryPartition DelayInSeconds AdditionalDelayInSeconds
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