Indicates if intersite topology generation is enabled or disabled. | |
Indicates if intrasite topology generation is enabled or disabled. | |
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Supported on: Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016, and Windows Server 2019 |
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Required permissions: Domain user privilege is required. |
Each site in an Active Directory® enterprise should have at least one domain controller configured as a global catalog. The workstation login process always attempts to contact a global catalog server, and if none are running at the site where the workstation resides, the workstation will connect to a global catalog server outside of the site, which can cause excess WAN traffic and unnecessary delays in the login process.
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Select Monitor | Active Directory Topology. |
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Every three hours, the Active Administrator® Foundation Service (AFS) server updates the topology data in the cache with the latest data from Active Directory® Service. If you want to update the forest topology data when you run the topology and update the domain controller list, select Update topology. Otherwise, if the check box is not selected, the forest topology data is loaded from the cache. |
NOTE: If you typed a forest name that is not in the list of previously discovered forests or if the Update topology check box is selected, a pop-up message displays every 15 seconds while data is being collected by the computer running Active Administrator®. If the forest is large, there may be a delay loading the domain controller list. |
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Click Run. |
Refresh the alerts. If Alert is not selected, clicking Refresh displays the Alert Summary. See Viewing alerts. | |
If Alert is selected, displays the date and time of the last update and the number of alerts that match the topology diagram. |
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