After you execute the Sync Cycles, and before you cut the new Remote DB, make sure that you also delete the files from the Outfiles and Archives that match the Site Code.
There are 2 parts that identify any remote Database, the Site Code and the Kay Base.
As you cut newer versions of the Database, if you choose not to change the Site Code, the Key Base is increased.
For Example, my Site Code is ABCD and my Key Base is now A5 (meaning that I have cut 6 versions of my DB - it starts at A0).
Now, lets say I cut a new version of my Remote and don't apply it. Now the Sync Server is going to be sending files with a Key Base of A6, which the Remote Database will reject stating that they are "newer than your database".
So, the solution is to make sure that your remote has the latest version of the Database. This is why the Instructions to solve this issue indicate to Cut a new Remote and manually attach it, to verify that the Remote's Key Base matches the value that is stored on the Server.
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