if we are talking about Windows domains (when you refer to domain 1 and 2), as
long as you can reach the Domain controller from 192.168.101.x network you
should be fine.
For that you probably need to add a route to your router to reach from
192.168.101.x to 192.168.100.x network.
Regards,
Mig
I think this is more of a network routing question. AFAIK, AD doesn't care
if machines are on separate networks, as long as the DC's can communicate,
and the network is correctly routed.
I'd probably standup a DC for domain 1 at site 2, to minimize traffic
across the VPN.
On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at
Not sure you really need to do anything, at least initially. So right now
the domain 2 clients (192.168.101.x) are receiving DHCP addresses from
their local DC or some DHCP server on domain 2 that has a scope setup for
the 192.168.101.x address range, correct? When you flip these clients over
t
You will need to change DNS settings on those computers to point to a DNS
servers in Domain 1 either static or through the DHCP scope. Also setup a
new site in AD and define the subnet.
On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 9:17 AM, Christopher Bodnar <
christopher_bod...@glic.com> wrote:
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I have a DC from domain 1 sitting on domain 2's LAN. I can activate DHCP on
that server with the same 192.168.101.x scope, no problem. It is also
running DNS. The DC from domain 1 is happy up there on domain 2's LAN and
is replicating with the other domain 1 DCs. It seems too simple though. I
think
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Subject: Re: A Little Help Needed
I have a DC from domain 1 sitting on domain 2's LAN. I can activate DHCP on
that server with the same 192.168.101.x scope, no problem. It is also
running DNS. The DC from domain 1 is happy up there on domain 2's LAN and is
repli
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routing in place so just go ahead and activate that DHCP scope and
deactivate the old 192.168.101.x one.
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