This is the replication status for the following directory partition on the local domain controller. Directory partition: ...

Windows Server 2003

This is the replication status for the following directory partition on the local domain controller.  
  
Directory partition:
%1  
  
The local domain controller has not received replication information from a number of domain controllers in other sites within the configured latency intverval.  
  
Number of domain controllers:
%2  
Latency Interval (Hours):
%3  
  
The latency interval can be modified with the following registry key.  
  
Registry Key:   
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services
TDS\Parameters
eplicator latency error interval (hours)  
  
To identify the domain controllers by name, install the support tools included on the installation   CD and run dcdiag.exe.  
You can also use the support tool repadmin.exe to display the replication latencies of the domain  controllers in the forest.   The command is "repadmin /showvector /latency ".

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