Your network contains a multi-site Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) forest. Each Active Directory site is connected by using manually configured site links and automatically generated connections.
You need to minimize the convergence time for changes to Active Directory.
What should you do?
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A. B. C. D.A
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/identity/ad-ds/plan/determining-the-intervalTo minimize the convergence time for changes to Active Directory in a multi-site AD DS forest, we need to ensure that replication occurs as quickly as possible between domain controllers in different sites. The options available to achieve this are as follows:
A. Modify Replication Schedule: The replication schedule determines the time when replication occurs between the domain controllers. Modifying the schedule may not be effective in minimizing the convergence time for changes to Active Directory as it only changes the time when replication occurs, not the speed of replication.
B. Modify Site Link Costs: Site link costs are used to control the frequency and speed of replication traffic between sites. Lowering the site link costs ensures that replication traffic occurs more frequently and quickly, which can minimize the convergence time for changes to Active Directory.
C. Create a Site Link Bridge: A site link bridge is a logical connection between site links that allows domain controllers to replicate between sites that are not directly connected. However, creating a site link bridge does not necessarily minimize the convergence time for changes to Active Directory.
D. Modify Options Attribute: The options attribute determines how replication occurs between sites. Modifying the options attribute can allow for more frequent and faster replication, but it may not be as effective as modifying site link costs.
Therefore, the best option for minimizing the convergence time for changes to Active Directory in a multi-site AD DS forest is to modify the site link costs (option B).