When defining a new local replication group, which of the following is not a configuration option?

When defining a new local replication group, it's essential to understand the configuration options that are available. The correct choice in this scenario indicates a specific aspect that does not pertain to the configuration of a replication group.

In the context of replication groups, both description and group type are important components to help identify and classify the replication group within the system. A description allows users to input relevant information about the group, making it easier to manage and understand its purpose, while the group type defines the nature or category of the replication, such as whether it is a simple replication or involves more complex configurations.

On the other hand, the server name typically indicates the specific server with which the replication group is associated, providing clarity on where the data is coming from or going to.

However, replication frequency is not generally a configuration option when establishing a local replication group. Instead, replication frequency usually refers to how often data is updated or synchronized within replication settings, rather than a specific parameter that would be directly configured when creating a replication group.

Therefore, while description, server name, and group type are integral for the initial setup, replication frequency does not constitute a direct configuration parameter during the group creation process. This reflects the foundational understanding of setting up replication in the AVEVA