Answer Posted / aruna gopalakrishnan

Peer-to-peer replication (also known as multimaster
replication) is a configuration that has the following
characteristics:

Replication occurs between tables on two or more servers.
Updates on any one server are replicated to all other
associated servers.
Applications on any of the servers can update the same rows
and columns in those tables at the same time.
All servers are equal peers with equal ownership of the
data; no server is the "master" or source owner of the
data.

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