What is the difference between LDAP and Active Directory Replication Errors?

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Please clarify? Thanks in advance :)

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LDAP is a protocol that can be used to communicate with AD for authenticating credentials and creating user groups.

Active Directory replication errors happen when the different domain controllers in a AD domain have issues replicating their data such as the Active Directory database, DNS entries etc.

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What is the difference between LDAP and Active Directory Replication Errors?

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