Armitage318
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Active Directory replica on a different LAN network
Hi,
I have 2 Active Directory controller (both Window Server 2008 Standard).
They are both physical server, in same LAN network.
My goal is to setup an AD replica on a third (virtual) server, which resides on some cloud provider, for redundancy.
I can arrange some VPN between physical servers and cloud provider.
I mean: the 2 AD controller are 192.168.100.1 and 192.168.100.2
I can setup a routed VPN to cloud provider, with a different netwok, eg. 192.168.200.3
This third server should have Windows Server 2012 os.
How can I manage this?
Thank you
I have 2 Active Directory controller (both Window Server 2008 Standard).
They are both physical server, in same LAN network.
My goal is to setup an AD replica on a third (virtual) server, which resides on some cloud provider, for redundancy.
I can arrange some VPN between physical servers and cloud provider.
I mean: the 2 AD controller are 192.168.100.1 and 192.168.100.2
I can setup a routed VPN to cloud provider, with a different netwok, eg. 192.168.200.3
This third server should have Windows Server 2012 os.
How can I manage this?
Thank you
Shaun Vermaak
You can use Azure. Setup a site-to-site VPN and build a server as IaaS then promote it to a DC
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Hi,
generally all workstations use DHCP to obtain IP in my "physical" environment.
Let's suppose, both physical DC will fail.
How can I handle this? Should I use dhcp-relay on my edge router, pointing to DHCP server on cloud domain controller?
Thank you
generally all workstations use DHCP to obtain IP in my "physical" environment.
Let's suppose, both physical DC will fail.
How can I handle this? Should I use dhcp-relay on my edge router, pointing to DHCP server on cloud domain controller?
Thank you
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Hi Prabhin
ok, workstation will obtain IP from DHCP server on firewall/router.
Will they be able to authenticate on domain, even if both physical DC are down ?
Thank you
ok, workstation will obtain IP from DHCP server on firewall/router.
Will they be able to authenticate on domain, even if both physical DC are down ?
Thank you
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