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Hi,<br />
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I'm looking for some direction on migrating existing workloads to azure, the setup of the remove office is<br />
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Server 1 - DC, DHCP, DNS<br />
Server 2 - Print server (4 printers)<br />
IP phones<br />
Two switches <br />
Meraki mx<br />
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I would like to remove the two servers so I have limited hardware on site.<br />
Some workstations use static IP<br />
I already use O365 for email.<br />
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Should I setup the same subsets in azure?<br />
Setup the same DHCP range on the azure vm?
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Hi,

I'm looking for some direction on migrating existing workloads to azure, the setup of the remove office is

Server 1 - DC, DHCP, DNS
Server 2 - Print server (4 printers)
IP phones
Two switches 
Meraki mx

I would like to remove the two servers so I have limited hardware on site.
Some workstations use static IP
I already use O365 for email.


Should I setup the same subsets in azure?
Setup the same DHCP range on the azure vm?

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