PRIORITY SYNC

You can sync the modifications to the critical data immediately through priority sync. Priority sync is complimentary to the normal synchronization process. For more information on priority sync, refer to eDirectory 9.2 Administration Guide.

In the Agent Synchronization page under Agent Configuration, you can enable or disable outbound and inbound priority sync. You can also control the number of threads being used for outbound priority sync and specify the priority sync queue size.

PRIORITY SYNC
OUTBOUND

 If the modifications to a data have to be synced across server1 and server2, the term outbound refers to the synchronization process that is sent from server1 to server2.You can set the outbound priority sync as enabled or disabled. By disabling this option on a server, the modifications to the critical data on this server will not be synced with other servers through priority sync. However, the modified data will by synchronized by the normal synchronization process. Outbound priority sync is enabled by default.

PRIORITY SYNC
INBOUND

If the modifications to a data have to be synced across server1 and server2, the term inbound refers to the synchronization process that is received by server1 from server2.You can set the inbound priority sync as enabled or disabled. By disabling this option on a server, the modifications to the critical data on the other servers will not be synced with this server through priority sync. However, the modified data will by synchronized by the normal synchronization process. Inbound priority sync is enabled by default.

PRIORITY SYNC THREADS

The following are the supported values for priority sync threads:

1 (minimum) and up
32 (maximum)

By default this value is 4. Depending on the system resources you could give a suitable value.

PRIORITY SYNC QUEUE SIZE

The queue size for priority sync can vary from 0 to 232 - 1. By default, this value is 232 - 1.
The value -1 implies unlimited queue size. -1 is 232 - 1. When a negative value is specified, for example, -3, it means -3 = -1-2 which is 232 - 1-2.

For more information on priority sync queue size, refer to the eDirectory 9.2 Administration Guide.

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