I'd like to highlight that most organizations that have managed a tedious change controlled process
do not experience the application conflicts in most organizations.
Only one group is likely to make changes to the same objects in a tedious and that group should have
a communication process that ensures that conflicts do not happen.
Now let's review the information about how aid ideas resolves replication conflicts.
When it comes about attribute numbers timestamps and several global unique identifiers these situations
can all this result in conflict resolution.
Now because ADF supports a multiple master replication modal replication conflicts might a cure.
Typically three types of replication conflicts might a cure in aid it is the first one is when simultaneously
modifying the same attribute value of the same object on two domain controllers.
The second situation is when adding or modifying the same object on one domain controller at the same
time let the container object for the object is deleted on another domain controller and the third situation
is when adding objects with the same relative distinguish name into the same container on different
domain controllers simultaneously to help minimize conflicts.
All domain controllers in the forest record and replicate object changes and the attribute or well your
level rather than at the object level.
Therefore changes to two different object attributes such as user is password and postal code do not
cause a conflict.
Even if you change them at the same time from different locations.
When an organization update is applied to a domain controller a stamp is created that travels with the
update as it replicates to other domain controllers.
This term contains the following component.
It contains version number timestamp and server globally unique identifier the version number of starts
at 1 for each object attribute and increases by one for each update when performing an originate and
update their version of the updated attribute is one number higher than the version of the attribute
that is being overwritten.
As for timestamp the timestamp is the updates originating time and date in the year of Universal Time
zone according to the system clock of the Domain Controller where the change a cure.
And lastly server global a unique identifier or greed the server or grid identifies the domain controller
that performed the originate originating update.
Now let's review common replication conflicts and how it is resolved these issues the conflict could
a cure with attribute value.
Even the version number Well it is the same but they attribute well you defers it is evaluate the timestamp
the update operation that has the higher or stamp well you replaces the attribute value of the Update
operation with a lower stamp.
Well you edit is update certain mall to well you attribute such as a well you in a groups member of
attribute and process has them as separate replicable events and other type of conflict that could a
curious add in or move in under a deleted container object or the deletion of a container object it
is resolved sees such issue as follows After resolution a cure set all the replicas aided it is deletes
the container object and the Leaf object is made a child of the Lost and Found container.
This resolution does not involve stamps.
Another issue could a cure with add an object with the same relative distinguished name the object with
the later stamp keeps the relative distinguished name 80 days assigns the symbol an object a unique
name the name assignment is the relative distinguished name plus CnF plus a reserved character which
is an asterisk plus the objects grid this name assignment ensures that the generated name does not conflict
with any other objects.
Name.