Title: AD replication compression algorithms

Scenario:
Lots of poorly connected branch offices (as low as 64kbps)

Requirement:
Deploy a global AD replication topology which minimises WAN bandwidth usage

Suggestion:
Deploy a standard DC build (hardware and OS)
Revert to w2k legacy compression setting


Does anyone have any experience of using the older algorithm versus the newer algo?

How much "better" at compressing data is the older algo?
How much more CPU overhead does the older algo represent?


All comments welcome :)

Thanks,
neil


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Neil Ruston
Global Technology Infrastructure
Nomura International plc
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