After
Configuration Manager adds discovery data to a database, it is quickly shared
between all sites in the hierarchy. Because there is no benefit to discovering
the same information at multiple sites in your hierarchy, consider configuring
a single instance of each discovery method that you use to run at a single site
instead of running multiple instances of a single method at different sites.
The
following table identifies at which sites you can configure the different
discovery methods:
Discovery method
|
Supported locations
|
Active
Directory Forest Discovery
|
Central
administration site
Primary Site
|
Active
Directory Group Discovery
|
Primary site
|
Active
Directory System Discovery
|
Primary site
|
Active
Directory User Discovery
|
Primary site
|
Heartbeat
Discovery
|
Primary site
|
Network
Discovery
|
Primary site
Secondary site
|
When secondary sites run Network Discovery, or receive Heartbeat Discovery DDRs, they transfer the DDR by file-based replication to their parent primary site. This is because only primary sites and central administration sites can process discovery data records (DDRs)
Ref.: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg712308.aspx
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