ondon-Paris" and "London-Frankfurt" site links
both contain site 'London' as a participant.
neil
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I too would suggest you set all DCs to be
GCs. In an env with a distributed Exchange design, thi
Why dont you make the domain controller at the branch
office with the Exchange Server a Global Catalog? Also why not set the
cost on the links if you have not already? You can also set the logging
level higher in exchange so you can see whats taking so long to come
online.
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Why dont you make the domain controller at
the branch office with the Exchange Server a Global Catalog? Also why not
set the cost on the links if you have not already? You can
Why not disable the KCC?
See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/242780
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I’ll have to look up
how to set the
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I won't dispute with you that it's possible, but when I created my second site
link and attempted to add the CO to i
