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Yournetwork contains one Active Directory forest. The forest has three sites configured as shown in
the following table.
The forest contains the site links configured as shown in the following table.
A domain controller named DC2 has an IP address of 192.168.2.2. DC2 and is in Site2.
You run the following cmdlets.
New-ADReplicationSite Site3
New-ADReplacationSubnet –Name “192.168.3.0/24” –Site Site3
Use the drop-down menus to select the answer choice that completes each statement.
Answer: 
Explanation:
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* By default all sites are replicating trough the DEFAULTIPSITELINKusing the default schedule, at
every 180 minutes.
* Youneed to move DC2 logically as well. Configuring Active Directory Sites and Services
http://www.vkernel.ro/blog/configuring-active-directory-sites-and-services
1) DC1 replicates only to DC2
2) Never be replicated (Replication occurs only between Server3 and Server4)
Agreed
All in DEFAULTIPSITELINK
to all
to one
Im mistake
New-ADReplicationSite not inklud in DEFAULTIPSITELINK
but “Site Link Bridging” default enabled
to all
to one
What the hell are you on about? You have to link the sites for it to replicate.
I think EZ is correct.
By default Site-Link-Bridging is turned on. That means if there is no specific site link established, bridging will allow for replication. You have to manually turn off Bridging on the sites to stop replication.
Now, the thing I see here is that the two sites were created (Site1 and Site2) with supporting subnets, but Server3/4 were never placed there. So all the servers are in the Default-FirstName-Site. So, from my point of view the answer should be:
1) To all
2) One Rep. Cycle
New-ADReplicationSite not inklud in DEFAULTIPSITELINK
*not in any tested in lab
*remains in Site2
Agreed. Running those powershell commands will not put Site3 in any Site Link.
The correct answer is
1)To DC1 replicates only to DC2
2)Never replicates
The reason for this is because the sites were created before Server3 and 4 were promoted. When the servers were promoted , the process would check if there is a site for the server subnet and automatically add the server to the correct site. This would mean that 3 and 4 are placed in their proper site instead of the default site where DC1 and DC2 reside.
Site bridging would not allow replication because site bridging requires that the sites have a common site in them which these ones do not.
When Server3 & Server4 are promoted using the GUI, it doesn’t *automatically* place them in their proper site, ie the site that contains the same subnet, but you still have to manually choose.
So during the promotion process, when you get to the Sites part of the wizard, what is the default option? Does it default to the site with the same subnet? Is it blank, asking you to choose? Is it Default-FirstName-Site?
OK…I lab’ed it up.
If you have already created a new site and a subnet associated with that site, if you are promoting a domain member with an IP address within that new subnet, when you promote it to a DC, it automatically selects the appropriate site as it’s default option.
Therefore;
– Server3 will be located in Site1 (192.168.1.0/24)
– Server4 will be located in Site2 (192.168.2.0/24)
This means DC1 only replicates to DC2, as they are the only ones in DefaultFirstName-Site.
As we are not told of a Site Link between Site2 and Default-FirstName-Site, then the addition of AD objects on Server4 will never be replicated to all domain controllers.
Did some testing in a lab.
When using the New Site wizard in ADSS I found I could not progress without specifying an existing site link. However using NewADReplicationSite did not require a link to be provided to create Site3.
The correct answer is
1) To DC1 replicates only to DC2
2) Never replicates
I agree
I tested in lab with powershell and it will not add it to the default first site and it will remain in site 2
I think the correct answer is
1.will be replicated to DC2 only
2.tacke one replication cycle to be replicated
When you promote a server running the Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2012
R2 operating system to be a domain controller, a check occurs to determine which Active
Directory site will host the domain controller based on its IP address. If a site corresponding
to the computer’s IP address hasn’t been created, the domain controller will be assigned
to the first Active Directory site, which is Default-First-Site-Name unless you’ve already
changed it.
The newly promoted domain controller will remain in the original site even if you create a
new site that includes the IP address range of the newly promoted domain controller. In this
scenario, you’ll need to move the domain controller to the new site using the Active Directory
Sites And Services console.
I had a mistake in point 2. The correct answer is:
– if you create an AD object on DC1, the object will be replicated to dc2 only.
– if you create an AD object on Server4, the object will never be replicated to all contoso.com domain controllers.
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