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All,
I am not sure if this is by design from Microsoft, but I need to ask
this because it is driving me crazy.
Here is the scenario:
I have 3 AD sites, loacted in NY, London, and Hong Kong. Here is the
breakdown od each site:
Primary: NY-Site-DC1, NY-Site-DC2
Backup: LN-Site-DC1, LN-Site-DC2
Remote: HK-Site-DC1
Currently, NY-Site-DC1 is the primary DC where the KCCs are created.
Here are the KCC links:
NY-Site-DC1 <-> LN-Site-DC1
NY-Site-DC1 <-> LN-Site-DC2
NY-Site-DC1 -> HK-Site-DC1
But when I check the NTDS Settings on the HK-DC, it created a KCC link
to NY-Site-DC2. So it looks like this:
HK-Site-DC1 -> NY-Site-DC2
As I understand it, all the KCCs links should be created goiing to
NY-Site-DC1.
So how come, from NY-Site-DC1 there is a KCC link to HK-Site-DC1 and
on the return, if you will, there is a KCC link between HK-Site-DC1 to
NY-Site-DC2?
I restarted all DCs in all there sites and it still re-established the
links the same way. What am I doing wrong?
Any help is very much aprreciated.
Thanks!
I am not sure if this is by design from Microsoft, but I need to ask
this because it is driving me crazy.
Here is the scenario:
I have 3 AD sites, loacted in NY, London, and Hong Kong. Here is the
breakdown od each site:
Primary: NY-Site-DC1, NY-Site-DC2
Backup: LN-Site-DC1, LN-Site-DC2
Remote: HK-Site-DC1
Currently, NY-Site-DC1 is the primary DC where the KCCs are created.
Here are the KCC links:
NY-Site-DC1 <-> LN-Site-DC1
NY-Site-DC1 <-> LN-Site-DC2
NY-Site-DC1 -> HK-Site-DC1
But when I check the NTDS Settings on the HK-DC, it created a KCC link
to NY-Site-DC2. So it looks like this:
HK-Site-DC1 -> NY-Site-DC2
As I understand it, all the KCCs links should be created goiing to
NY-Site-DC1.
So how come, from NY-Site-DC1 there is a KCC link to HK-Site-DC1 and
on the return, if you will, there is a KCC link between HK-Site-DC1 to
NY-Site-DC2?
I restarted all DCs in all there sites and it still re-established the
links the same way. What am I doing wrong?
Any help is very much aprreciated.
Thanks!