Policy replication to satelite servers

If a policy currently replicated to all satellite servers and a change is made to that policy but NOT incremented, will the "changed" policy be updated in the satellite's content repo?
We need to make a change to our current DLU policy but do not want to increment it thus preventing it from updating on all current managed devices. We want the 'changed' policy to only apply to devices registered after the policy was updated.

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Opcode: N/A
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Keyword: Classic
User: N/A
User Name: N/A
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Task: N/A
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Opcode: N/A
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          > > Andrzej Porebski wrote:
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          > > > I am running into some cluster HttpSession replication problems. Here is
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          > > > part of a cluster).
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          > > > 3a - after several interactions, server A is killed.
          > > > 4a - after user makes susequent request, Weblogic correctly fails over
          > > > to server B
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          > > --
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          >
          > --
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          > Andrzej Porebski
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M1 <--> M2
M3 <--> M4
M1 ----> M3
M1 ----> M4
M2 ----> M3
M2 ----> M4
M3 ----> M5
M4 ----> M5
Is it a possible configuration ?

Current version of the directory server (5.2P4) does not support more than 4 masters. If you omit M5 (perhaps you can make it a consumer), then all the other combinations are possible. This is btw called a fully meshed configuration. You actaully don't need to have a full mesh in order to provide fail over but nevertheless it is entirely legal.
Regards,
-Wajih

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