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Managing replication using the Replicator -The Replicator page lets you manage replication of all your local databases. Using it, you can replicate one or more databases with one or more servers, and continue other work while Notes replicates.
Scheduling replication -Using a replication schedule, you can replicate local databases on a regular basis automatically. You can set up different replication schedules for different locations. For example, you could set up a replication schedule for your Office location only, or specify different replication schedules for your Office and Home locations.
" Managing replication conflicts with LotusScript
-This tip shows you three different ways to remove replication conflicts from a database by using LotusScript. The first two examples use the new Notes entry.IsConflict property now available in LotusScript for R5. This new property makes detecting and removing replication conflicts easy. The final example shows you an R4.x method for resolving replication conflicts.
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" Understanding Replication -Replication is the periodic synchronization of databases--not just any database, but a database specifically created as a replica database. Replication can be a scheduled event between two servers, or it can be initiated by the system administrator on either server. Replication can also take place between a workstation and a server, either as an event scheduled on the workstation or as an event initiated by the user from a workstation. A Notes server cannot initiate replication with a workstation, and workstations cannot communicate directly with each other (peer to peer).
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" Multiserver Infrastructures -Lotus has a long history of providing robust upgrade and migration tools for Domino, including competitive upgrade tools to migrate mailboxes from competing products. As part of this tradition, with R 4.X we introduced partitioning to help companies run multiple Domino servers on a single system. In Domino 6 we are including tools that allow administrators to leverage Domino's partitioning capabilities during the upgrade process by supporting multiple, different versions of Domino running on the same server.
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