The parameter
Replicas is a list of the server name and public folder database name for each server. Use the
Get- PublicFolder cmdlet to see the current replicas on a folder:
Get-PublicFolder \replicateme | fl replicas
For example, to add replicas to both of my test servers for the folder replicateme , the cmdlet is:
Get-PublicFolder \replicateme | Set-PublicFolder -Replicas MBX\PFMB901,
MB902\PFMB902
It may take some time for the content to begin replication after adding a new replication partner. The
section on reporting shows how to retrieve replication state.
To remove a replication partner, include all the servers in the Replicas list, except for the server to be
removed. From the previous example, this cmdlet removes the replica on MB902:
Get-PublicFolder \replicateme | Set-PublicFolder -Replicas MBX\PFMB901
The replication schedule can be in the form of date/time or always. The replicationschedule and the
UsaDatabaseReplicationSchedule parameters are mutually exclusive.
In Figure 5 - 8 , the public folder sample has a blank replicationschedule property, and the
UseDatabaseReplicationSchedule is True .
First, the replication schedule is set to Monday through Friday. The UseDatabaseReplicationSchedule
is automatically set to False .
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Next, the replication schedule is set to always .
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