View all suffixes on all servers. This is the default view. For more information about the suffix table, see Suffixes Tab Information.
Create a new suffix.
Note - You can also use the Common Tasks tab to create a new suffix.
View a graphical image of the replication topology.
Browse the suffix data.
Copy a suffix configuration from one suffix to one or more other suffixes.
Note - You can also use the Common Tasks tab to copy suffix configuration settings.
Regenerate indexes on a suffix.
Initialize a suffix with data (by using either an LDIF file or a replication agreement).
Export a suffix to LDIF.
Enable or disable replication on a suffix.
Promote or demote a suffix in a replication topology. This is used to change the replication role of a suffix. If you promote a consumer, it becomes a hub. If you promote a hub, it becomes a master. You cannot promote a server directly from consumer to master. You must first promote the consumer to a hub, then promote the hub to a master. Likewise, when demoting a master to a consumer, you must demote the master to hub before demoting from hub to consumer.
Connect two or more suffixes through replication.
Delete a suffix.
Add a subsuffix. To do this, create a new suffix. When typing the suffix name, type the full DN of the subsuffix.
Enable or disable suffix access. To do this, click a suffix name to view a drop-down menu which contains Enable Suffix Access and Disable Suffix Access.
For more information on configuring suffixes, see the Oracle Fusion Middleware Reference for Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition 11g Release 1 (11.1.1).