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We need to readdress our current network scheme to a totally different IP address, subnet mask and DG. &nbsp;We are running a 2008 Domain Controller with DHCP and DNS. &nbsp;Any major loopholes anyone aware of doing this (apart from the obvious like DHCP address output to clients, etc)? &nbsp;Particularly, will this affect domain operations (FRS, etc.).
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We need to readdress our current network scheme to a totally different IP address, subnet mask and DG.  We are running a 2008 Domain Controller with DHCP and DNS.  Any major loopholes anyone aware of doing this (apart from the obvious like DHCP address output to clients, etc)?  Particularly, will this affect domain operations (FRS, etc.).

Need To Readdress Network - AD Consequences?

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