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Thanks for the link. Subdomains tied in with replication can be a bit obscure
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Thanks for the link. Subdomains tied in with replication can be a bit obscure

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I have a parent domain with 2 dc. I also have 2 dcs in a remote location that are mebers of a subdomain. I am adding 2 more dc to a new location that is part of my parent domain. To control replication I will place the 2 new dcs in one site. Should I place the 2 dcs in my subdomain also in there own site or shoudl I just include them as part of my main site.
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I have a parent domain with 2 dc. I also have 2 dcs in a remote location that are mebers of a subdomain. I am adding 2 more dc to a new location that is part of my parent domain. To control replication I will place the 2 new dcs in one site. Should I place the 2 dcs in my subdomain also in there own site or shoudl I just include them as part of my main site.

Site replication and subdomains

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