AD Sites and Services/ subnets

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Graham

Having joined a company with a relitively unconfigured AD,
I found no subnets in the "AD Sites and Services" set up.
Realising that the network address here was 192.168.0.0/22
and 192.168.4.0/22 , I entered these as subnets.

Since this amendment, the System log reports:

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Source: NETLOGON Event: 5778

'<computername>' tried to determine its site by looking up
its IP address ('192.168.1.56') in the
Configuration\Sites\Subnets container in the DS. No
subnet matched the IP address. Consider adding a subnet
object for this IP address
----------------------------------------------------------


Now, according to my understanding this IP is within the
subnet addresses range! Can anyone explain why the event
is asking me to add a subnet that I have added?

yours

Graham
 
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Graham said:
Having joined a company with a relitively unconfigured AD,
I found no subnets in the "AD Sites and Services" set up.
Realising that the network address here was 192.168.0.0/22
and 192.168.4.0/22 , I entered these as subnets.

Since this amendment, the System log reports:

----------------------------------------------------------
Source: NETLOGON Event: 5778

'<computername>' tried to determine its site by looking up
its IP address ('192.168.1.56') in the
Configuration\Sites\Subnets container in the DS. No
subnet matched the IP address. Consider adding a subnet
object for this IP address
----------------------------------------------------------


Now, according to my understanding this IP is within the
subnet addresses range! Can anyone explain why the event
is asking me to add a subnet that I have added?

yours

Graham
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Hi Graham, still at it? :-)

I assumed that you created a Site, then created the subnet object, then
associated that with the Site? Did you delete the Default-First-Site-Name?


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Ace

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Ace Fekay, MCSE 2000, MCSE+I, MCSA, MCT, MVP
Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory
 
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