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Naming
Contexts are the boundaries for
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replication
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Existing
naming contexts (NCs):
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Configuration
(enterprise-wide context)
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Site
definition, service configuration,
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replication
topology
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Schema
(enterprise-wide context)
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Classes,
attribute mapping to objects
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Domains in
enterprise (domain-wide context)
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Enterprise-wide
context for partial replication
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to Global
Catalogs
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Users,
computers, other domain objects
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