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Hi Guys,<br />
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We have two physical sites, with an Exchange 2010 Enterprise server in each. I have setup a DAG which is currently syncronising. However, I am confused as to the DAG IP. Which IP range should this IP come from, site one or site two?<br />
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See attached for my config.<br />
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Hi Guys,

We have two physical sites, with an Exchange 2010 Enterprise server in each. I have setup a DAG which is currently syncronising. However, I am confused as to the DAG IP. Which IP range should this IP come from, site one or site two?

See attached for my config.





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