Read more. Updated: MAY04 To clarify when this functionality is available, you can only save the view when you are viewing a Data Collection Set. The "live" data cannot be saved in this way. Performance Monitor in Windows Server give us the ability to see when our servers are having some issues. Analyzing that data into something meaningful can be a problem.
You can export your data to Excel so you can better see what your performance data represents. First collect your data. Right click the graph and select Save Data As.
Give the file a name and save it where you want to store it. Now open that file on a client with Excel installed on it. By using excel, you will be able to present the data in a more meaningful format. If you have other domains, then you would run the command for those domains as well.
If you have multiple AD Sites, then the Site link schedules and frequency settings will affect when it occurs. But the link schedules and frequency settings still apply. The important thing is that you can't just select DNS to replicate, rather you select the DCs to replicate and whatever is in the AD database based on their replication scope, will replicate including AD integrated zones. To understand the partitions and how they relate to AD, my blog in the following link provides a good explanation.
This post is provided AS-IS with no warranties or guarantees and confers no rights. I want to force dns replication between dns servers which are domain controllers and dns are ad integrated. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. It checks your credentials, determines if you are allowed to go through the door, and what resources you can access once inside. If something happens to that domain controller, your whole system of servers falls apart.
Always have more than one domain controller DC. But how do you make sure that both domain controllers have the same information? You want to make sure that change is replicated on your other DCs immediately. Why wait 15 minutes or more for it to happen by schedule? You need to force replication of the domain controllers in Active Directory.
This is the quickest one-off way to force DC duplication. You really owe it to yourself to learn PowerShell. See how it returns the names of the DCs?
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