Use this page to view the synchronization status of a replica. You can use the links on this page and in the navigation bar on the left to access other partitions and jump through your replica ring.
Partition Synchronization Status
Partition
Links to detailed object information for the partition.
Last Successful Sync
Lists the amount of time since all replicas of an individual partition were successfully able to synchronize from this server.Maximum Ring Delta
Lists the amount of data which might not be successfully synchronized to all the replicas in the ring. For example, if a user has changed his or her login script within the past 30 minutes, and the maximum ring delta has a 45-minute allocation, the user's login might not be successfully synchronized, and he or she might get the previous login script when he or she attempts to log in. However, if the user changed the login script more than 45 minutes ago, he or she should get the new login script consistently from all replicas.If Unknown is listed under the Maximum Ring Delta, then the transitive synchronized vector is inconsistent and the maximum ring delta cannot be calculated because of a problem, such as replica/partition operations in progress.
Replica's Perishable Data Delta
Lists the amount of data on the partition which has not been successfully replicated yet and which would be lost if the server went down immediately.
Replica Status
Lists the server, replica state and number, last successful synchronization, and the
replica's send and receive deltas.
Server
Lists replica types and the servers they are stored on for the partition. Also allows you to link to detailed object information for each server.Replica State
Lists the current state of a partitioning operation of the replica.
- On. No operation is currently in process
- New.
- Join/Split. A merge is in process.
Replica Number
Lists the unique identifier of the replica. The number is assigned upon creation.Last Successful Sync
Lists the date and time that the replica was successfully able to synchronize on this server.Send Delta
List the amount of data that has yet to be replicated to other servers.Receive Delta
Lists the amount of data waiting to be received from another server.Last Attempt Sync
Specifies the time when the last synchronization was attempted.
This field is displayed only in case of an error.Error Direction
Specifies in which direction the error occurred. That is, during inbound or outbound synchronization.
This field is displayed only in case of an error.Encryption State
Displays whether the link from the replica to which you are currently connected is encrypted or not.
This feature is not available on NetWare.
Basically, there are three scenarios in encryption replication (ER):
- ER enabled at partition level - The replica to which you are connected to shows Encryption State is enabled.
To find out which replica you are connected to, in the replica frame, the one that is not hyper linked is the one you are connected to. If you browse to the other replicas it shows that the Encryption State is also marked Enabled.- ER enabled at replica level - You have enabled ER for all replicas from one particular replica (that is, One to All.) In this case, when you are connected to that replica, its Encryption State is marked Enabled.
- ER enabled/disabled for a combination of replicas - You have enabled ER for the whole partition but not for a selected set of servers or vice versa.
For example, you have enabled ER for partition A that has three replicas 1, 2, and 3 and disabled ER for 1 <--> 3. In this case, if you are connected to replica 1, the Encryption State is displayed as:
Server 1 Enabled
Server 2
Server 3 Disabled
This means that Server 1 is enabled for encrypted replication to all the servers in the replica ring but 1<-->3 is disabled by the administrator.Sync Error
Displays the error number.
This field is displayed only in case of an error.Entry and Entry ID
Displays the entry and entry ID that was being synchronized when the error occurred.
This field is displayed only in case of an error.