Re: AD server subnet mask and default gateway change
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The first two things that come into my mind are:
1- Have you created any sites? If so, remember to redefine the
Subnets on this sites (Active Directory Sites and Services) as you
will have a replication issue for sure. If you've got only the default
go ahead with number 2.
2- Once I happened this situation and my DCs had "burned" static
routes. Check out the persistent routes command lining "route print".
If you find out any other special consideration, please let me know.
Regards!
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