bridgehead server for two sites with two domains.

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lara.hutter

Maybe someone could help me.
I have two sites and two domains,
I understand the intersite replication between dc of the same domain,
but i'm not sure about the replication using bridgehead server.
the bridgehead server replicate all the AD info of the two domain
between the site or I need two bridgehead server for each domain that
span multiple site?


thank u
 
let me see if i really understand

Domain A
Domain B

inside site X i have
DCA1 DCA2 (brigdehead)
DCB1 DCB2
site E
DCA3 DCA4
DCB3 DCB4 (brigdehead)
so the replication of schema and conf is done between all the dc's
into the same site e through bridgehead server between sites
in this case the domain partition replica inside the same site is done
between all the dc's of the same domain and between sites it is using
bridgehead server anyway,is it correct?







Yusuf Dikmenoglu at ha scritto:
 
let me see if i really understand

Domain A
Domain B

inside site X i have
DCA1 DCA2 (brigdehead)
DCB1 DCB2
Click to expand...

Domain B will need a set of Bridgehead servers too (one
active BH in each site.)
site E
DCA3 DCA4
DCB3 DCB4 (brigdehead)
Click to expand...

Same for Domain A.

Are you PICKING your own Bridgehead servers? Unless you
have a VERY SPECIFIC reason, stop doing that and let the
KCC use ALL available DCs.

Only those people with a reason (firewall config, performance
issues that are pretty unusual, etc.) should be picking their
own DCs. This is almost always people with large numbers of
DCs in each site.
so the replication of schema and conf is done between all the dc's
into the same site e through bridgehead server between sites
in this case the domain partition replica inside the same site is done
between all the dc's of the same domain and between sites it is using
bridgehead server anyway,is it correct?
Click to expand...

You should also have a GC per site. IF these are two SMALL
domains, then you can make EVERY DC a GC. (THis is not suitable
if the domains are large and this will increase your replication
to the GCs inordinately.)
 
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