Primary sites can be used to manage
clients in well-connected networks and these cannot be tiered.
Important considerations when
deploying primary sites:
- It will be a stand-alone site or a member of a hierarchy
- It only supports a central administration site as a parent site and secondary sites as child sites
- It uses database replication to communicate directly to their central administration site
- It supports up to 250 secondary sites and 100,000 clients attached
- It is responsible for processing all client data.
Considerations when installing a
primary site:
- When there is need to manage clients directly and provide a local point of connectivity for administration.
- When there is need to increase the number of clients to manage and administer.
- When there is need to reduce the possible result of failure of a single primary site.
- When there is need to provide load-balancing support for clients across multiple servers.
- When there is need to manage the transfer of deployment content across a low-bandwidth network.