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Calvin Lai
One domain, 2 Win 2000 server DC's in main office, all users in main
office and branch offices authenticate to the 2 DC's.
Main office is 10.91.x.x, branch office A 10.51.x.x, branch office B
10.85.x.x, etc.
I've placed a new DC (CORPDC03) in 10.85.x.x branch and 2 new DC's
(CORPDC04, CORPDC05) in the 10.91.x.x main office.
http://members.shaw.ca/calvin.lai/corpdc03-01.jpg
So far, looking at login logs generated by the kix script, seems like
80-90% of users at 10.85.x.x is being authenticated on CORPDC03 while
the remaining are being authenticated on other DC's. Is that right? I
would assume that all 100% of users at 10.85.x.x would authenticate on
CORDPC03?
office and branch offices authenticate to the 2 DC's.
Main office is 10.91.x.x, branch office A 10.51.x.x, branch office B
10.85.x.x, etc.
I've placed a new DC (CORPDC03) in 10.85.x.x branch and 2 new DC's
(CORPDC04, CORPDC05) in the 10.91.x.x main office.
http://members.shaw.ca/calvin.lai/corpdc03-01.jpg
So far, looking at login logs generated by the kix script, seems like
80-90% of users at 10.85.x.x is being authenticated on CORPDC03 while
the remaining are being authenticated on other DC's. Is that right? I
would assume that all 100% of users at 10.85.x.x would authenticate on
CORDPC03?