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Oh yea.. I forgot about that feature... &nbsp;So.. &nbsp;This is definitely doable..<br />
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I forgot about this option.. This makes my design so much easier.. &nbsp;I have 100 mbps bursts and it's a small AD environment so might not be needed.. But.. Something to consider if needed. &nbsp;Thanks.
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We are considering spinning up a DC in a remote datacenter. &nbsp;Each facility has 100mbps fiber.. &nbsp;It's shared but we get spikes up to 60 - 70 mbps... We have a site to site VPN between each site.. &nbsp;I want to add a DC to one of the sites.. &nbsp;The current and only DC is at the other site.. &nbsp;Will this be okay? &nbsp;They only have 20 x users.. Also. &nbsp;We plan to keep a DC at each location.. &nbsp;I wouldn't imagine there is a ton of changes / syncs between each DC. &nbsp;They'll be 2012 DC's..
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We are considering spinning up a DC in a remote datacenter.  Each facility has 100mbps fiber..  It's shared but we get spikes up to 60 - 70 mbps... We have a site to site VPN between each site..  I want to add a DC to one of the sites..  The current and only DC is at the other site..  Will this be okay?  They only have 20 x users.. Also.  We plan to keep a DC at each location..  I wouldn't imagine there is a ton of changes / syncs between each DC.  They'll be 2012 DC's..

Oh yea.. I forgot about that feature...  So..  This is definitely doable..

Thanks!

I forgot about this option.. This makes my design so much easier..  I have 100 mbps bursts and it&#39;s a small AD environment so might not be needed.. But.. Something to consider if needed.  Thanks.

adding offsite DC and using offsite DC

We are considering spinning up a DC in a remote datacenter.  Each facility has 100mbps fiber..  It&#39;s shared but we get spikes up to 60 - 70 mbps... We have a site to site VPN between each site..  I want to add a DC to one of the sites..  The current and only DC is at the other site..  Will this be okay?  They only have 20 x users.. Also.  We plan to keep a DC at each location..  I wouldn&#39;t imagine there is a ton of changes / syncs between each DC.  They&#39;ll be 2012 DC&#39;s..

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