Sites question

[yannacci]

All,

Does anyone know if here is a way to use sites to resolve the followin
issue?

In our MD location we have two buildings. The buildings are connecte
via a directional rf connection (22Mbps). Building 2 houses most o
the servers and critical systems along with our T1 connection to ou
ISP. Building 1 only has a file server and DC. I want to minimize th
amount of traffic being passed across the rf link. Since the traffi
between building 1 and building 2 is not routed, can I still use site
to help me in this area? Basically I want all user logon requests etc
to go to the DC in building 1 first, before it goes over the rf link t
the DC in building 2. I hope this isn't confusing. Thanks.




-
yannacc

 

[Tom Ausburne]

There is no real way to do this by using sites as the description of
a site is a collection of one or more subnets that are defined by the
administrator.

199174 Directory Replication Basics for Windows 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=199174

Since there is no router and no subnets you can't define a site. If
you can subnet the locations then what you want to do would work
great.

Tom Ausburne (MSFT)
Windows 2000 Directory Services
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