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User Guide

Welcome to the User Guide for SVN MultiSite Plus, WANdisco's next generation enterprise SVN solution. Here you'll find all the information you'll need for planning, installing, and managing a deployment.

1. What is SVN MultiSite Plus?

SVN MultiSite Plus is the core of WANdisco's enterprise SVN product line:

2. Using this guide

This documentation is intended for use by system administrators who have been given the task of evaluating, deploying, and managing their organization's version control systems. SVN MultiSite Plus is a distributed computer system. It's worth thinking of a SVN MultiSite Plus deployment as a single application running across a number of far-flung nodes, rather than instances of the same application. It's likely therefore than the job of managing SVN MultiSite Plus will be shared across a number of locations, especially in organizations where software development occurs at multiple locations in different time zones.

3. Documentation for 3rd party components

SVN MultiSite Plus may be integrated with open source software components that require user-level documentation. In these cases we provide links to the open source project's documentation.

4. Get support

See our online Knowledgebase which contains updates and more information.

We use terms like node and replication group, and define them in the Glossary. This contains some industry terms, as well as WANdisco product terms.

For more information about MultiSite and WANdisco's replication technology see the SVN MultiSite Technical Guide.

If you need more help raise a case on our support website.

5. Give feedback

If you find an error or if you think some information needs improving, raise a case on our support website or email docs@wandisco.com.

6. Note the following

In this document we highlight types of information using the following boxes:

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Tips Tips are principles or practices that you'll benefit from knowing or using.


7. Release Notes

View the Release Notes. These provide the latest information about the current release, including lists of new functionality, fixes and known issues.