There are many situations when forcing replication is necessary. For example, you may want to update a database immediately, without waiting for scheduled replication to occur, or you might need to replicate with a different server because the usual server is unavailable. You can force immediate replication to trace replication and mail routing problems or to force changes to critical system databases -- such as in the Domino Directory -- to spread quickly through the domain. When you force immediate server-to-server replication, you can initiate replication in one or in both directions.

Command	Result
Replicate	Replicates changes to databases in both directions; Domino performs Pull-Push replication.
Pull	Replicates changes to databases in one direction where the initiating server pulls changes from the other server.
Push	Replicates changes to databases in one direction where the initiating server pushes database changes to the other server.

See also

Forcing a server database to replicate
Customizing server-to-server replication
Scheduling server-to-server replication
Using a console to send commands to a server

Glossary