On 10/19/2015 09:43 AM, Mayberry, Alexander wrote:
We refer to a dedicated consumer as "read only". (we use
these in our security zones.)
Though, I'm sure that's probably not strictly true, it captures the spirit of
things.
Yes. What the console means by "dedicated consumer" is a read only
replica that does not have replication agreements to push data to other
replicas. This is opposed to a "hub" which is also a read only replica,
but a hub has one or more replication agreements to push data to other
replicas.
In general, you should not need to use hubs or dedicated consumers,
unless you have some security requirement (security zones, DMZ, etc.)
and know what you're doing. It's easier to just make everything a master.
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Subject: [389-users] fractional replication and consumers Q
Hi LIst,
I have cfg a multimaster rep env with fractional rep, all agreements are already in
placed between suppliers and consumers , all consumers had been cfg with Multi Master
Replica option, reading trough RHES 389-ds there is some mentioning about "dedicated
consumer" option in replica.
We need to have a cfg which at anytime any of the DS can act as master ( write+read),
would "Multi Master " replica option need to be replaced with "dedicated
consumer"?
Thank you
Isabella
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