LVM stands for Logical Volume Management, it is the recommended way to manage disk or storage on Linux systems specially for servers. One of the main advantages of LVM partition is that we can extend its size online without any downtime. LVM partition can also be reduced but it is not recommended.
For the demo purpose, I have attached 15GB disk to my Ubuntu 22.04 system, we will create LVM partition on this disk from the command line.
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You need to tell .NET to use TLS1.2 which is what the PowerShell code below does (Run it from an Administrative PowerShell Window).
$Properties = @{ Name = 'SchUseStrongCrypto' Value = '1' Type = 'DWord' } $null,'Wow6432Node' | Foreach-Object { Set-ItemProperty @Properties -Path "HKLM:\SOFTWARE$("\$_")\Microsoft\.NetFramework\v4.0.30319" -Verbose }| Get replication partner status | |
| repadmin /showrepl | Get-ADReplicationPartnerMetadata |
| Get Inbound replication queue details | |
| repadmin /queue | Get-ADReplicationQueueOperation |
| Replicate specific AD objects between domain controllers | |
| repadmin /replsingleobj | Sync-ADObject |
| Get replication metadata of an AD object | |
| repadmin /showobjmeta | Get-ADReplicationAttributeMetadata |
| Shows highest committed USN | |
| repadmin /showutdvec | Get-ADReplicationUpToDatenessVectorTable |
| Displays ISTG details | |
| repadmin /istg * | Get-ADReplicationSite –filter * | Select InterSiteTopologyGenerator |
| List all the subnets in the forest | |
| dsquery subnet | Get-ADReplicationSubnet |
| List the AD sites in the domain | |
| dsquery site | Get-ADReplicationSite |
Get-ADReplicationPartnerMetadata -Target $env:computername |Select Server,@{n="Partner";e={(Resolve-DnsName $_.PartnerAddress).NameHost}},LastReplicationAttempt,LastReplicationResult, LastReplicationSuccess