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by jooboos

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I have a 2003 Win serve which is the AD to the network. Recently we carved the network up into 5 subnets due to growth. However machines that are not in the same subnet as the AD now have problems connecting to Networks shares and authenticating against the AD.
What needs to be changed in the AD t make this work? I have created fixed routes on the machine to ensure that traffic from the other subnets is routed correctly. I am using a Cisco 3075 to manage and create the subnets.
Any help is most welcome - thanks

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by curlergirl

In the AD Sites and Services console, did you create the various subnets and make sure they are associated with your site? This is done by opening the AD Sites and Services console, expand the tree so that you can see the Subnets object, expand that object and then check what subnets are listed and what sites they are associated with. If there are subnets missing, you can add them and associate them with your site from this console.

Hope this helps!

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