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Dividing single network for two SBS servers.

Asked by schwindt14 in Computer Servers, Windows Networking, SBS Small Business Server

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The network I'm working on is shared by two companies. One is on SBS 2003 with a domain. The other company is in a workgroup. All have the same ip scheme (192.1.1.x). We also have a VPN device to get to two network in other cities 192.1.2.x and 192.1.3.x. Is there any way I can set up a new SBS 2003 server as a DC for a new active directory for the workgroup company computers? From what I've understood you can't have two SBS domains in the same ip range, which makes sense. Can I split us into two networks without changing the hardware setup? I'd rather not join the existing domain as they are different companies don't want to cause disruption.Start Free Trial
 
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