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When replicating AD to a remote disaster-recover site, is it better to use different user accounts on that site? &nbsp;If users are logging on there, it's because here is dead, so if the same IDs are used, how do we keep scripts, etc, on the DR site from pointing to objects back here? &nbsp;(Note: &nbsp;It's important to use the same IDs because other processes are based on AD authentication credentials).
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When replicating AD to a remote disaster-recover site, is it better to use different user accounts on that site?  If users are logging on there, it's because here is dead, so if the same IDs are used, how do we keep scripts, etc, on the DR site from pointing to objects back here?  (Note:  It's important to use the same IDs because other processes are based on AD authentication credentials).

DR site with AD replication

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