We are having three servers in a domain and three servers in another domain.We use same public addressbook for both domain servers. Three of our servers has autor rights(local domain server groups) over names.nsf.But our administration id has all rights over names.nsf.Will it make any difference if our administration id has full rights and having autor rights over server while try to do the task needs full rights over addressbook. Also when we try to replicate NAMES.NSF between our servers it gives an error that "You dont not having uniform ACL over the database(but we have same ACL).
Can any one help me out in this problem.
Subject: Replication problem
Hi,
This occurs in two cases.
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The acl’s in both databases they are different (you say that are equal)
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You change the ACL first in serverA and after in same change in serverB, this is block replication and results in this error message… (strange but…)
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You change ACL with your Administrator ID in server that have Reader permission. When this server replicating with other server, this server don’t have permisions for replicating to another server, and by acl’s is diferent the replication don’t occur…
In your environment is good you make changes in server that have full permitions, or greater permisions…
Try remove your last modificatinos in your server that contain more permisions and try replicate from this server to another server…
regards…
MpM
Subject: Replication problem
When you replicate it is the server ids that do the work, not the administration id. Therefore all the servers that are taking part in the replication need access to the NAMES.NSF. You could try the following:
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three servers set to author on NAMES
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other servers set to reader on NAMES
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set ACL on NAMES to enforce consistant ACL (not required but good practice I think)
Then see what happens?