Consumer tree in replication process

Is their any way to stop the consumer to make referal to supplier ,if any new branch is created on consumer.
As per my understand , There should be only one master and server consumers. If any thing added on consumer , but not in supplier , it will get reflected back to supplier as a referal .
Is there any way to stop that referal process back to supplier .
So that i will always be in sync with prod and do create more branches in QA for testing .
if u do not understand the question . Please mail me
-Thanks
-S-

What DS version? For iDS 5.0 and later, there can be 2 masters, not just one. Also, the supplier forces the consumer into referral mode. So, even if you remove the nsslapd-referral attribute from the mapping tree node, and set nsslapd-state to "backend", the supplier will still force the state back upon the next replication update.
If this doesn't help, then I don't quite understand your question, nor do I have your email address.

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