RE: [ActiveDir] AD Lag Sites

[Frank Abagnale]

I am trying to design a full DR solution, but as I have never done one, I am sort of trying to compile a list of things which occur or I need to deal with on a daily basis and documenting a procedure for them.

 

So far I have looked at processes for schema modification, I am now working on recovery of deleted objects via a lag site, I have budget to buy a quest or netpro solution but I would rather spend the budget on areas which can assist business growth. I don't feel out of place with ntdsutil, hence my research into lag sites.

 

frank

 

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Ideally, you would place the DR DCs in a separate DR location (for obvious reasons) which would have its own set of subnets assigned. This approach caters for true DR as well as object recovery from a lag site.

 

If not possible, then Jorge's approach will work (although true DR is not catered for IMO).

 

Are you trying to design for full DR or just recovery of objects via a lag site (or both)?

 

neil

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Frank Abagnale
Sent: 03 March 2006 15:29
To: Active
Subject: [ActiveDir] AD Lag Sites

Single Forest, Single Domain, W2K3 FFL

 

I am thinking about setting up a lag site for DR purposes.

 

Just for clarification purposes, would I need a separate IP subnet i.e IP subnet that isn't assigned to any other site in AD to create this?

 

All my existing IP Subnets are assigned to existing Sites which are used for normal replication, so I am assuming my question will result in a yes.

 

Does anyone have any recommended guides to follow

 

thanks frank

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