| Measurement |
Description |
Measurement
Unit |
Interpretation |
| In_obj_appld_rate
|
This measure
shows the number of replication updates per second that are occurring
on this domain controller as a result of changes generated on other
domain controllers. |
Appld/Sec
|
A low value may
indicate one of the following
1. less changes to the objects in the
other domains
2. this domain controller is not
applying the changes to the objects at the desired rate.
If the object changes are not applied at the desired rate, it may
result in a loss of data integrity in the Active Directory.
Forcing the replication activity may solve this problem.
|
| In_prop_appld_rate
|
This measure
indicates the number of changes applied to object properties per
second through inbound replication as a result of reconciliation
logic. This logic is used to determine the final value to be
replicated to the property. |
Appld/Sec
|
A low value may indicate one of the following
1.
less changes to the object properties in the other domains
2.
this domain controller is not applying the change to the object
properties at the desired rate.
If the object properties are not applied at the
desired rate, it may result in a loss of data integrity in the Active
Directory. Forcing the replication activity may solve this problem.
|
| In_obj_filtrd_rate
|
This measure
indicates the number of inbound replication objects received per
second from the replication partners that contained no updates that
needed to be applied. |
Filtrd/Sec
|
A high value for this measure indicates that the
objects are all static.
This problem can be solved by increasing the
replication frequency.
|
| In_prop_filtrd_rate
|
This measure
indicates the number of inbound replication properties received per
second from the replication partners that did not contain any updates
to be applied. |
Filtrd/Sec
|
A high value for this measure indicates that the
properties are all static.
This problem can be solved by increasing the
replication frequency in the replicated domain.
|
| Out_obj_filtrd_rate
|
This measure
indicates the number of outbound replication objects that have not yet
been received by the outbound replication partner per second. |
Filtrd/Sec
|
A high value for this measure indicates that the
objects are all static.
This problem can be solved by increasing the
replication frequency in the target domain.
|
| Pending_repl_sync
|
This measure
indicates the number of directory synchronizations that are queued per
second for this domain controller but not yet processed. |
Number
|
An unusually high value for a long duration may
signify that the replication process is not being carried out at the
desired rate.
Forcing the replication activity may solve this
problem.
|