Migrating A 4.X Replicated Site - Netscape DIRECTORY SERVER 6.2 Installation Manual

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Migrating a 4.x Replicated Site

The procedure described in this section explains the migration path that you can
follow to migrate a replication topology of 4.x servers to a replication topology of
6.x Directory Servers.
You can migrate instances of Directory Server 4.x because these releases of the
Directory Server can replicate to a Directory Server 6.x configured as a
consumer. However, the following constraints must be observed in order to
successfully complete the migration of a replicated environment:
• The replication topology of legacy servers must be a valid topology.
• The new 6.x Directory Server must be configured as a legacy consumer of
the 4.x Directory Server, as explained in Chapter 8, "Managing Replication"
of the Netscape Directory Server Administrator's Guide.
• The replication agreement between the 4.x supplier server and the 6.x
consumer server must be a 4.x supplier-initiated replication agreement.
The following sections summarize how you can migrate a replicated environment:
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Chapter 6 Migrating and Upgrading From Previous Versions
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