RTC Synchronization

there is nothing out of the box provided by IBM.  there are products from other companies that can be used to synch at the workitem level, TaskTop Synch and Kovair Omnibus  are two that I have used. Tasktop polls the repository for changes, Kovair Omnibus has a plugin and captures events.

nothing will replicate all changes to the repository, other than database sync products, but then you will have an exact duplicate clone. and have to deal with the public URI problem.

see https://jazz.net/community/partners/?p=partnerPlugins

Hello Bharath

The Rational Synchronization Server (RSS) was originally built for synchronization between the traditional Telelogic tools, one of the specialization supported was synchronization between Rational Change to another Rational Change Synchronization.

As far as I know, this kind of synchronization is not supported for replicating/mirroring the RTC setups. I havent worked on the latest version of the synchronizer, but what I have from the Readme, this is still not an option.

Readme:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/rsdp/v1r0m0/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.help.download.change.doc/pdf53/rtl_sync_srv_1-4-0-3_readme.htm

No you can't use Rational Synchronization Server out-of-box to synchronize between two instance of RTC.

Rational Synchronization Server (RSS) is an extensible framework which can host any number of synchronizers written in a compatible way.  The latest version of RSS bundles these synchronizers out of box:
1. Rational Change for Change Interface
2. Rational Change for Focal Point Interface
3. Rational Change for Rational Team Concert Interface
4. Rational Change for Clear Quest Interface
5. Rational Focal Point for DOORS Interface
6. Rational Focal Point for Focal Point Interface
On top we have a customized synchronizer between Focal Point and Clear Quest which is installed separately.

As the RSS framework for RSS is extensible, one can add their own synchronizers. To develop to RTC-RTC synchronizer, one should first understand the framework and also known the RTC API's to use.

This post https://jazz.net/forum/questions/88373/rtc-to-rtc-bridge  also pretty much quashes the idea.