Subnet objects help define the networking characteristics of your Active Directory sites. In this video, learn how to establish subnet objects in AD DS.
- [Computer Narrator] After creating sites in…active directory domain services.…You still have configuration that needs to be done…and one of those steps is the creation and the association…of appropriate subnet objects.…So here, I'm in the active directory sites and services tool…on DC1 in the LandonHotel.local domain, and in that forest.…And as you can see here, I've already created…Well I renamed the default for site name to New York site.…
And I created two others I have the Chicago site…and the Los Angelo's site and each one has a server in it.…There is a container here, says subnets.…And if I click on it.. you notice it's blank.…So lets go ahead…and lets create some of those subnet objects.…I'm going to right click,…and say new subnet.…And then here I need to go ahead and put in the subnet.…So I'm going to put in 192.168.1.0/24.…
Okay which would be the equivalent of a subnet mask…of 255.255.255.0.…That happens to be the one subnet that I am working on…here in my office.…Okay, so we'll say that that subnet is associated…
Author
Ed Liberman
Released
12/7/2018Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. AD DS Infrastructure Management
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Deploy a child domain5m 8s
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Deploy a tree domain4m 55s
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Create a shortcut trust4m 37s
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Deploy a second forest4m 19s
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Set up a forest trust6m 1s
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2. Manage AD DS Sites and Replication
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Create sites5m 19s
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Create subnets4m 44s
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Configure AD DS replication5m 56s
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Conclusion
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Next steps21s
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Video: Create subnets