Replication Overview
Replication provides a method for copying data from one location to another. Replication applies to the services themselves, not individual data records. The advantages of replication are two-fold:
Centralizing data can be especially beneficial when the data would otherwise have to be accessed from remote sites that have low-bandwidth, high-latency data links such as satellites or dial-up modems.
Keep in mind that service replication processes results in increased network traffic and system load. See Service Replication for more information.
CygNet also provides a ReplValidator utility to help you compare records between source and replicated services. See ReplValidator Utility for more information.
To address questions or circumstances beyond the scope of the CygNet Help, Additional CygNet Resources are available.
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