Sites and Services

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Eric

We are currently running a single domain with several
subnets and would like to know if we have to configure a
subnet under Sites and Services? Our domain controllers
are all located on a single subnet.
 
No you don't, Sites are available in the case you need to "control the
replication" between your physical subnets accross WAN links, for example.
The local physical layout / subnetting you describe is transparent to the
logical domain.
 
I disagree.

Subnets are used in dynamic DNS registration... the system logs will fill up
with lots of crap without subnets configured...

NuTs
 
NuT CrAcKeR said:
I disagree.

Subnets are used in dynamic DNS registration... the system logs will fill up
with lots of crap without subnets configured...

NuTs
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Who said NOT to configure subnets? And what does this have to do with the
issue at hand: Sites and replication?
 
Who said anything about replication? Certainly, the OP didnt.

The defaul site has to be configured, and a subnet created for it. The OP
asked about whether to configure a site under sites and services. You told
him he didnt need to. Subnets do much more than just fascilitate
replication.

Crank the attitude down a bit there SP, your level of knowledge and
expertise do not appear to be able to compensate for it.

NuTs
 
NuT CrAcKeR said:
Who said anything about replication? Certainly, the OP didnt.
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Yes he did, that's what a site manages. In other words, his question is
"i've got subnets, do i need new Sites?"
The defaul site has to be configured, and a subnet created for it.
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Incorrect since the def First Site is already configured and its existence
is transparent to physical subnets.
The OP
asked about whether to configure a site under sites and services. You told
him he didnt need to. Subnets do much more than just fascilitate
replication.
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Subnets have absolutely nothing to do with replication. Why configure a site
when the default is already there?
Crank the attitude down a bit there SP, your level of knowledge and
expertise do not appear to be able to compensate for it.
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Not a bad comment coming from somene that doesn't understand the difference
between a site and a subnet.
 
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