Re: NDS and WAN Links

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From: John Comfort
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 1996 00:00

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You can look into NLSP which is built into Netware 4.1. It 
reduces the overhead/traffic of WANs by sending delta updates 
like a router instead of SAP traffic. The NDS synchronization 
happens, i believe, every 30 mins. So, with the NLSP (make sure 
your routers will filter SAPs but not NLSP) and a DSS server 
(i.e. sap server with Netware IP) it will effectively *reduce* 
your WAN traffic.

However, one thing you will have to get used to is the time 
factor across slow links. If you add an object, i can take some 
time before all replicas are synchronized. 

So plan your replica locations carefully, as well as your time 
synch servers too..


Hope this helps

John

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