Replication Partner Push/Pull

11 Mar 2006 11:49 PM

Ricky

I just need my brain opened a little. Windows 2003 WINS Replication Partner
Push/Pull. I got the hub and spoke and have made sure the WINS servers point
to themselves in the WINS addressing. On my hub I have defined the the other
4 WINS servers as default push/pull replication partners. When reading the
text from "Implementing a NetBIOS Name Resolutin Strategy" the light has not
went on as to whether or not I need to define the "hub" as a replication
partner on all the spokes. I have tried it both ways and actually received
less error when I defined the hub on the spoke servers. I have yet to
receive "no errors" when replicatiing. The error is the infamous 4102 Wins
error in the event log. For the record defining push/pull replication on both
ends seems redundant, but I am willing to admit my lack of vision at times.
Thanks for taking some time to answer what I hope is an easy question.

12 Mar 2006 12:31 AM

Paul Bergson

The hub needs to be replication partners of the spokes.

http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/Library/ed9beba0-f998-47d2-8137-a2fc52886ed71033.mspx

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"Ricky" <Ri***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I just need my brain opened a little. Windows 2003 WINS Replication
>Partner
> Push/Pull. I got the hub and spoke and have made sure the WINS servers
> point
> to themselves in the WINS addressing. On my hub I have defined the the
> other
> 4 WINS servers as default push/pull replication partners. When reading
> the
> text from "Implementing a NetBIOS Name Resolutin Strategy" the light has
> not
> went on as to whether or not I need to define the "hub" as a replication
> partner on all the spokes. I have tried it both ways and actually
> received
> less error when I defined the hub on the spoke servers. I have yet to
> receive "no errors" when replicatiing. The error is the infamous 4102
> Wins
> error in the event log. For the record defining push/pull replication on
> both
> ends seems redundant, but I am willing to admit my lack of vision at
> times.
> Thanks for taking some time to answer what I hope is an easy question.

12 Mar 2006 1:49 AM

Ricky

Thanks for you help and quick response.

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"Paul Bergson" wrote:

> The hub needs to be replication partners of the spokes.
>
>
> http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/Library/ed9beba0-f998-47d2-8137-a2fc52886ed71033.mspx
>
> --
>
>
> Paul Bergson MCT, MCSE, MCSA, CNE, CNA, CCA
> http://www.pbbergs.com/
>
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
>
>
> "Ricky" <Ri***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:2A9D2212-7F73-4183-AD10-EAB7109DBDB6@microsoft.com...
> >I just need my brain opened a little. Windows 2003 WINS Replication
> >Partner
> > Push/Pull. I got the hub and spoke and have made sure the WINS servers
> > point
> > to themselves in the WINS addressing. On my hub I have defined the the
> > other
> > 4 WINS servers as default push/pull replication partners. When reading
> > the
> > text from "Implementing a NetBIOS Name Resolutin Strategy" the light has
> > not
> > went on as to whether or not I need to define the "hub" as a replication
> > partner on all the spokes. I have tried it both ways and actually
> > received
> > less error when I defined the hub on the spoke servers. I have yet to
> > receive "no errors" when replicatiing. The error is the infamous 4102
> > Wins
> > error in the event log. For the record defining push/pull replication on
> > both
> > ends seems redundant, but I am willing to admit my lack of vision at
> > times.
> > Thanks for taking some time to answer what I hope is an easy question.
>
>
>