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      FATeknollogee @Dashrender
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      @Dashrender said in Existing AD...prefer to create New Site?:

      Are you also going to rebuild all the users computers?

      Ideally, I should...

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        jmoore @Dashrender
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        @Dashrender I just didn't know what the abbreviation stood for is all

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          black3dynamite
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          Are those users set up with folder redirection or roaming profiles? That will be another challenge to deal with.

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            FATeknollogee @black3dynamite
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            @black3dynamite said in Existing AD...prefer to create New Site?:

            Are those users set up with folder redirection or roaming profiles? That will be another challenge to deal with.

            I don't believe they are.

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              JaredBusch @FATeknollogee
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              @FATeknollogee said in Existing AD...prefer to create New Site?:

              @Dashrender said in Existing AD...prefer to create New Site?:

              @FATeknollogee said in Existing AD...prefer to create New Site?:

              I've got to figure out how I can run in parallel with 2 different network/subnets

              Why change the IP scheme?

              Preference & it's an easy way to identify "rogue" devices.
              Current scheme is 192.168.1.x
              I'll do a 10.200.10.x (or something similar)
              Which means I should never see any device with a 192.168.1.x address on the network.

              This part is simple, you just add the 10.X.X.X to everything and add a rule to route between it and the 192.

              You don't care about connectivity at this point.

              Everyone will still use the old LoB app on the new network, you jsut might have to teach them to runas or something depending on how it actually runs.

              Simplified, but you get the idea.

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