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I want to setup additional Domain Controller. We have several DCs located in another country but here we are currently in workgroup environment. Users are getting bigger and administration of every pc and users are getting harder without domain controller. I am using vpn connection and remote access to work on the servers that are located in another country. Is anyone here has documentations or ideas on how to setup an additional domain controller.
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by dprof Accepted solution
are u having a domain controller and u want to add more domain controller to it or u dont have domain controller at all .
if u are not having domain controller get one at least with window server 2003
.take note u are to work with domain and not workgroup . and every other pc should be running window xp professional not window home edition bcos home edition do not support domain .it only support work ground.then go for a wan service provider that is available in ur location .
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We already have several domain controller in another country with exchange server. What I want to do is to setup an additional domain controller and make it exchange server as well. I will connect this additional domain controller via VPN. We are using windows vista business.
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sites in Active Directory Sites and Services. The DCs in the sites then can replicate with other DCs via the secure connection.
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