Re: how to setup a secondary NIC on a domain controller
- From: "Richard G. Harper" <rgharper@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2006 06:18:51 -0500
I am not bored after reading that - but I am highly confused. The only
protocol in use between sites is IPX/SPX? Not TCP/IP? That boggles my mind
because quite frankly you should not be able to use Active Directory in such
a configuration.
Again, you really need to tackle this in an organized manner. Just saying
"people complain that the mail server is slow" doesn't tell us - or you -
anything. Is it slow because it's filling the T1 pipe to capacity? Is it
slow because the server has performance issues?
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"Tony.." <aramsajan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:59EA48FB-3B30-4795-96DB-84FAC118BC60@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Thanks for your confirmation.
>
> Please condier the followingâ?¦..
>
> I am just a simple techguy who studied everything on his own and
> researched
> via Newsgroups and Googleâ?¦.
>
> I know AD and all of the usuall components that go hand in hand with its
> integration in a small biz company.Networking is not my strongest point
> there
> is much for me to learn thereâ?¦
>
> Here is my story please be patient:
>
> We have 6 offices all within the 20 blocks of each other. All offices are
> linked to the head site via a dedicated T1.
>
> Our environment is strictly AD with all servers being win 2k SP4. Each
> site
> has a DC and on that Dc its roles are GC,DNS, DHCP, Antivirus Server and
> File
> Sharing.
>
> Users have Folder redirection of their â??my documentsâ?? there is no
> roaming
> profiles.
>
> I am at the head site and there we have 2 Dc one is the Mail server which
> also is DNS as well as all FSMOs. The other Dc is the logon server for the
> clients at my site as well as folder redirection.
> We have also 3 terminal servers whereby users from home can connect and
> work.
>
>
> I am begging my department to get an extra server at each site just to
> handle the file sharing so that the Dc can work freely. Luckily they
> agreed.
> I am doing that right now.
>
> Second is that each site has an extremely old router ie an Intel 8100
> which
> all support for this product and tech support was discontinued since 2001.
> This router uses IPX and I showed this to my department and they told me
> that
> IPX is faster than TCP/IP.
>
> The reason I am asking about a secondary NIC on the mail server is because
> clients are saying that their email is slow
>
>
> Form what is just bored you with any suggestions thenâ?¦ I was thinking
> about
> Vlansâ?¦.
>
.
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