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Posted by Joe Richards [MVP] on October 10, 2006, 4:43 pm
Please log in for more thread options Other than that, I would expect the standard Active Directory Recovery
documentation should be sufficient.
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Robert Moir wrote:
> Liliana Bravo wrote:
>> Hi Folks
>>
>> We are a Root Domain with 22 Child Domain in another location
>> (countries) . we have VPN between the forest and child domains All is
>> working fine. We have 3 DC in rootDomain (Cgroot1, cgroot2, cgroot3).
>> I would like to prepare a contigency disaster if my root locations
>> disappear. It mean root domain servers died and I want to enable
>> another location for a new DCs root and new VPN server and allow
>> Child Domain continue working (rplications, etc) . Do you have any
>> idea where Can I found information about it ? or How can I do that?
>
> If you're operating a multi-site organisation, the obvious way to improve
> redundancy would be to ensure that each domain (including the forest root
> domain) has at least one DC at a different site from all its other DCs, and
> that there is more than one route between sites. That should pretty much
> take care of everything.
>
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