[windows2000] Re: AD Network requirements
- From: "Falkovich, Alex -LNL-" <AFalkovich@xxxxxxx>
- To: JShonk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2003 14:06:00 -0500
Joe,
Thanks for your response.
What I am looking for any "peculiarities" of the AD that I would need to
factor into the new network design. To make an analogy with the NDS, since
IPX is a very chatty protocol, we would create small collision (broadcast)
domain to minimize the broadcast storms, etc. I have read up on the nature
of the AD, however have not come across any specific requirements for its
protocol or otherwise.
_ Alex
>>> Joe Shonk 04/11/03 02:56PM >>>
Have you looked at NetIQ's product for migrating NDS users to AD? =20
As for the switches, I think you mean broadcast domain (seperate =
VLANs). If your currently using a switch, each switched port is going =
to be a seperate collision domain.
Joe
-----Original Message-----
From: Alex Falkovich [mailto:afalkovich@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, April 11, 2003 11:35 AM
To: windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [windows2000] AD Network requirements
I am not sure whether the subject in this e-mail belongs to this List. =
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not, please let me know.
We will be migrating from NDS to AD very soon. Also, on the horizon is =
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upgrade of our Cisco 5500 switches. As part of the switches upgrade, we =
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will probably be redesigning our network to make the collision domains =
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much smaller, among other things. What I would like to do is to factor =
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AD network requirements into the new design. Can anybody please refer me =
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to where I can read up on the AD network requirements as they relate to =
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the overall network design, or happen to know what they are?
Thanks.
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