Sites without DC

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Goran Mileusnic

Hi all.
First to tell you about the structure of our network. We
have several LAN sites, which are connected by WAN. In
some of these sites we have DC and in some we don't. I am
interrested should I create site in "Sites&Services" for
sites without DC's? Mainly, I would like to do this for
reasons of reducing WAN traffic, and secondly, I've
noticed that Directory Service log has been filled with
errors:
Source: NTDS KCC
Category: Knowledge Consistency
Event ID: 1311

Thanks in advance
 
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Goran,

First off, take a look at the following - if you have not already:

http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=1311&source=
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thank you for the link, but I've seen it already
Secondly, I assume that you have set up Sites and then associated Subnets
with the appropriate Site where you do have DCs?
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Sites have been set up for all subnets, with or without
DCs. Do you think that is the reason for those errors in
Directory service log?
What type of connectivity do you have between your
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physical locations?

WAN over Frame Relay, but I don't think that should be a
problem, because connection is not that slow
 
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Cary Shultz said:
No worries. Hope that all is well with you!

Cary
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Cool. Hope all is well with you too!

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Ace

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Goran Mileusnic said:
Thank you both, for helping me to solve the problem. I
suspected that it should be like that, so I tryed last
night, before reading your post, to include two sites w/o
DC into site with DC and it's working OK. :-)
Your questions guided me to this solution, and I must say
that you are pretty fast. Keep up the good work!

Bye,
Goran Mileusnic
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No problem Goran. Anytime you get mutliple responses such as this, it's to
your benefit!

Take care!
:-)

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Regards,
Ace

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