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I need to set up a company network with five VLANS configured. The hosts in those VLANs are spread across multiple geographical locations. Please tell me how this can be done.
QUESTION POSED ON: 06 OCT 2005
QUESTION ANSWERED BY: Howard Plumley, Jr.
Separate the forest from the trees. I'm presuming you're running Windows 2003 and have one domain.
- Are the organization units concurrent with the projected VLANs?
- Is the main domain controller at the home office or located elsewhere for the center of your network?
- Did your network map get adjusted to reflect bandwidth realities?
- Are the VLANs each in a separate geographical location covering the hosts at that site, OR are the VLANS applied departmently with hosts at multiple sites?
- Have you read the Microsoft white paper Deploying Active Directory for Branch Office Environments?
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