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I was assigned to make a connection between two sites (A & B) with 512kbps dedicated lease line. Site A (2 DCs) and Site B (1 DC) integrated with Sites and Services configurations. Site A is at 192.168.0.x whereas Site B is at 192.168.3.x. DHCP server is at Site A's DC2. My question is how do I configure the DHCP Server so that the clients in Site B can obtain 192.168.3.x instead of 192.168.0.x? DHCP Superscope? How do I configure both end of the lease line routers? Should I configure the relay agent on the routers? Please advise. Thank you in advance.
DHCP For Remote Sites?
You *can* install a DHCP relay for site B, But why ?
If you've got a DC on site B, Install DHCP Services onto it and have DHCP take care of at the local level.
AD / DNS will update the info between the sites so finding individual PC's shouldn't be a problem.
Plus you can concentrate on controling the replication traffic and maximizing throughput instead of having constant DHCP overhead.
DHCP For Remote Sites?
Let's recap
Site A uses subnet 192.168.0.0/24 in its LAN. I am assuming a 24 bit subnet (255.255.255.0 in this application at both sites.)
Site B uses subnet 192.168.3.0/24 in its LAN.
There is a Point - Point T1 between A and B, actually a Fractional T1, 8 chanel at 512 Kbps between the 2 locations.
You did not mention about ANY Internet access at either location. I am going to assume there is NO internet access desired at all.
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