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The setup: I have a single domain (i.e. mydomain.com) that spans two sites
with DCs at each site. The sites are connected via a VPN connection between
two routers. The sites, subnets and site links are correctly configured.
The problem: The local IP addresses for each DC are registering in the
domain's DNS zone as <ip address> A "(same as parent folder)".
The question: Will this create a condition where the incorrect IP address is
returned for a site, i.e. At site1, mydomain.com resolves to the IP address
of site2? Could this cause authentication performance issues?
Thank you,
Rick S.
with DCs at each site. The sites are connected via a VPN connection between
two routers. The sites, subnets and site links are correctly configured.
The problem: The local IP addresses for each DC are registering in the
domain's DNS zone as <ip address> A "(same as parent folder)".
The question: Will this create a condition where the incorrect IP address is
returned for a site, i.e. At site1, mydomain.com resolves to the IP address
of site2? Could this cause authentication performance issues?
Thank you,
Rick S.