Use the Configure topology page to perform common configuration tasks, such as adding new nodes, deleting nodes, and adding new connections between existing nodes. The node you selected on the Publication page of this wizard is displayed on the design surface. To specify configuration options, right-click a node, a connection, or the design surface. If the wizard is closed and reopened before all nodes respond to the request for information, the wizard might show a partial network.
The Configure topology page contains interface elements and options that are available when you right-click an element. The following table describes each interface element. Redraw Graph Redraw the objects on the design surface without refreshing the topology.
Redrawing might provide a better view of the topology. Refresh Topology Query each node in the topology, and display updated information about each node. With many nodes, this process can take several minutes. If the wizard requests topology information, and then you close and reopen the wizard before all nodes respond to the request, this page might not display all nodes in the topology. Adding an instance as a node creates a publication at that instance after the wizard completes.
After you add the node, right-click it to add a connection between the new node and an existing node. It must contain a copy of the database involved in replication. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support.
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Applies to: SQL Server all supported versions. Common ways to configure Web synchronization include:. For information about configuring Web synchronization, see Configure Web Synchronization.
Before you resume activity on published tables, quiesce the system again. This ensures that schema changes have been received by all nodes before any new data changes are replicated. The following example demonstrates how to add a new table article to an existing peer-to-peer replication topology that has two nodes.
Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Synchronizing data with external systems can take a long time and add a considerable load to the system during that period. If the synchronization configuration results in triggering policies with workflows, these policies contend for resources with end-user workflows.
Such issues can be pronounced with authentication workflows, such as password resets, which are done in real time with an end user waiting for the process to complete. By providing one instance of the MIM Service for end user operations and a separate portal for administrative data synchronization, you can provide better responsiveness for end-user operations.
As with the standard multitier topology, you can increase MIM Portal performance by using an NLB cluster and by increasing the number of nodes in the cluster as needed. Therefore, follow the recommendations in SQL Server documentation for optimizing database performance. See the following documents for more information:. Skip to main content.
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