You install a secondary site at a branch office. You discover that communication is not occurring between the secondary site and its parent site. You need to ensure two-way communication between the s

When a secondary site is installed, it automatically creates a sender address back to its parent, but the parent site does not automatically create one to the secondary site. Creating a standard sender address on the parent site to the secondary site completes the two-way communication channel required for replication and data transfer.

An asynchronous RAS sender is used for dial-up connections and is not the appropriate sender type for a standard network-connected secondary site installation.

The secondary site already creates a sender address to the parent site automatically during installation, so creating one manually on the secondary site does not resolve the missing direction of communication.

Publishing site information to Active Directory improves client site assignment discovery but does not establish or repair inter-site communication between the secondary and parent site.