Though they are topology settings, they are unique to each server and are not mirrored. Settings must be the same on all servers.

The Global Configuration object contains a single topology setting, force-as-master-formirrored-data. This should be set to true on only one of the servers in the topology, and is used only if a situation occurs where the topology cannot determine a master because a majority of servers is not available. A server with this setting enabled will be assigned the role of master, if no suitable master can be determined. See Topology master requirements and selection for details about how a master is selected for a topology.
The Config File Handler Backend defines three topology (mirrored-subtree) settings:
mirrored-subtree-peer-polling-interval
Specifies the frequency at which the server polls its topology peers to determine if there are any changes that may warrant a new master selection. A lower value will ensure a faster failover, but it will also cause more traffic among the peers. The default value is five seconds. If no suitable master is found, the polling frequency is adjusted to 100 milliseconds until a new master is selected.
mirrored-subtree-entry-update-timeout
Specifies the maximum length of time to wait for an update operation (add, delete, modify or modify-dn) on an entry to be applied by the master on all of the servers in the topology. The default is 10 seconds. In reality, updates can take up to twice as much time as this timeout value if master selection is in progress at the time the update operation was received.
mirrored-subtree-search-timeout
Specifies the maximum length of time in milliseconds to wait for search operations to complete. The default is 10 seconds.