Question: How does Active Directory support multi-master replication?

Answer: Active Directory uses multi-master replication, meaning that changes can be made on any domain controller, and those changes are then replicated to all other domain controllers. This ensures that no single domain controller becomes a bottleneck for changes.

Example:

If a user is added to a group on one domain controller, the change is replicated to all other domain controllers in the domain.

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