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Using iManager:
1 Click the Roles and Tasks button .
2 Click Partition and Replicas > Priority Sync Policies .
3 In the Priority Sync Policies Management Wizard, select Create Priority Sync Policy .
4 Follow the instructions in the Create Priority Sync Policy Wizard to create the policy.
Help is available throughout the wizard.
Using LDAP:
To create an empty priority sync policy:
dn:cn=policy1,o=policieschangetype:addobjectclass:prsyncpolicy
To define the priority sync policy by marking the attributes for priority sync:
dn:cn=policy2,o=policieschangetype:addobjectclass:prsyncpolicyprsyncat
tributes:description
In the above example, Description is the attribute marked for priority sync.
Editing a Priority Sync Policy
You can edit a Priority Sync Policy object using iManager or LDAP.
Using iManager
1 Click the Roles and Tasks button .
2 Click Partition and Replicas > Priority Sync Policies .
3 In the Priority Sync Policies Management Wizard, select Edit Priority Sync Policy .
4 Follow the instructions in the Edit Priority Sync Policy Wizard to edit the policy.
Help is available throughout the wizard.
Using LDAP
In the following example, the priority sync policy is modified by marking Surname for priority sync
instead of Description.
dn:cn=policy2,o=policieschangetype:modifyadd:prsyncattributesprsyncatt
ributes:surname
To remove an attribute that is marked priority sync from the priority sync policy:
dn:cn=policy2,o=policieschangetype:modifyadd:prsyncattributesprsyncatt
ributes:description
In the above example, the attribute Description is removed from the priority sync policy.
Applying a Priority Sync Policy
You can apply one priority sync policy to many partitions; but not more than one policy to a
partition.
You can apply a priority sync policy to a partition using either iManager or LDAP.