Active Directory on Different Subnet

Hello All,
I have a Leopard Server configured as an OD master, which is also connected to a Windows Active Directory domain. I do this to import my 100 or so users from the AD into the OD, thereby giving them iCal accounts.
The problem I'm having is that I recently moved the Leopard Server onto another subnet, which breaks the connection to the AD. When I try to rebuild the connection through Directory Utility, I get the following error:
Unable to add the domain. An unexpected error of type -14090 (eDSAuthFailed) occurred.
The servers have to be on different subnets for many complicated and convoluted reasons that wouldn't be appropriate to get into... but putting them on the same subnet is out of the question right now.
Anyone have any information that might help?
Thanks,
Chris

DNS will do it every time The lack of reverse resolution is the hidden time bomb on most every AD deployment. Just remember to have DNS and time working. With those two done correct, you are 99% of the way to success.
And the Strontium 90 is mostly scientific, in an dark and pessimistic view of nuclear proliferation and environmental impact. But that is getting too serious for the forums Thanks for noticing and glad I could help.

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Scenario:
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-Interface Name: netbios
Upper Component: File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks
Lower Component: WINS Client(TCP/IP) Protocol
-Interface Name: tdi
Upper Component: WINS Client(TCP/IP) Protocol
Lower Component: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
-Interface Name: ndiswanip
Upper Component: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Lower Component: WAN Miniport (IP)
Component Name : Generic Packet Classifier
Bind Name: Gpc
Binding Paths:
Component Name : Application Layer Gateway
Bind Name: ALG
Binding Paths:
Component Name : NetBIOS Interface
Bind Name: NetBIOS
Binding Paths:
Owner of the binding path : NetBIOS Interface
Binding Enabled: Yes
Interfaces of the binding path:
-Interface Name: netbios
Upper Component: NetBIOS Interface
Lower Component: WINS Client(TCP/IP) Protocol
-Interface Name: tdi
Upper Component: WINS Client(TCP/IP) Protocol
Lower Component: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
-Interface Name: ndis5
Upper Component: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Lower Component: Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE (NDIS VBD Clien
t) #45
Owner of the binding path : NetBIOS Interface
Binding Enabled: Yes
Interfaces of the binding path:
-Interface Name: netbios
Upper Component: NetBIOS Interface
Lower Component: WINS Client(TCP/IP) Protocol
-Interface Name: tdi
Upper Component: WINS Client(TCP/IP) Protocol
Lower Component: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
-Interface Name: ndis5
Upper Component: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Lower Component: Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE (NDIS VBD Clien
t) #48
Owner of the binding path : NetBIOS Interface
Binding Enabled: Yes
Interfaces of the binding path:
-Interface Name: netbios
Upper Component: NetBIOS Interface
Lower Component: WINS Client(TCP/IP) Protocol
-Interface Name: tdi
Upper Component: WINS Client(TCP/IP) Protocol
Lower Component: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
-Interface Name: ndiswanip
Upper Component: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Lower Component: WAN Miniport (IP)
Component Name : WAN Miniport (IP)
Bind Name: NdisWanIp
Binding Paths:
Component Name : Direct Parallel
Bind Name: {A4DC6983-452B-41F9-B696-5112E5E6F1C6}
Binding Paths:
Component Name : WAN Miniport (PPPOE)
Bind Name: {5B69EEC5-2676-460B-9E03-F38B02BA4474}
Binding Paths:
Component Name : WAN Miniport (PPTP)
Bind Name: {DEE98315-C28A-4CC8-9233-E6C3506C16D3}
Binding Paths:
Component Name : WAN Miniport (L2TP)
Bind Name: {9BFC4E35-93B2-4811-8A56-69149ED0837E}
Binding Paths:
Component Name : RAS Async Adapter
Bind Name: {50239872-7742-4BB5-A28E-0B814085C2A6}
Binding Paths:
Component Name : Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE (NDIS VBD Client) #48
Bind Name: {19218099-5DDC-4936-A111-75E4D7250A24}
Binding Paths:
Component Name : Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE (NDIS VBD Client) #45
Bind Name: {52BE526E-7FAE-4458-9691-E333DA333601}
Binding Paths:
WAN configuration test . . . . . . : Skipped
No active remote access connections.
Modem diagnostics test . . . . . . : Passed
IP Security test . . . . . . . . . : Skipped
Note: run "netsh ipsec dynamic show /?" for more detailed information
The command completed successfully
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Active Directory Sites and Exchange 2013 Deployment

I've recently took over responsibility of an Exchange 2013 Organization that is deployed as follows:
Active Directory consists of 4 Sites. AD Site A, B, C, D Exchange 2013 Enterprise resides in 2 of the 4 AD Sites as follows:
AD Site A - ExchangeServer 1 and ExchangeServer 2
AD Site B - Exchange Server 3
AD Site C - No Exchange Servers
AD Site D - No Exchange Servers
All 4 AD Sites are 4 different Physical locations/datacenters. All 3 Exchange 2013 servers are multi-role servers.
The Forest in which Exchange resides in consists of an empty Root domain, a Production (child) domain and a Test (child) domain. Exchange resides in the Production (child) domain.
Issue: AD Site A contains DC's from all 3 domains: Root Domain, Production child Domain (this is where Exchange lives) and Test child Domain. I notice that Exchange in AD Site A is using DC's from the Root Domain for it's "DefaultGlobalCatalog",
"DefaultConfigurationDomainController" and "DefaultPreferredDomainControllers" This to me does not seem to be very efficient as any Address Book queries will have to be referred to by the Root Domain DC's to the Production child domain
where Exchange lives. All of the AD User accounts and mailboxes are in the Production child domain.
In a situation such as this, would it be advisable to build 2 additional AD sites specifically for Exchange? Rather than re-IP Exchange or risk the impact of moving several other (non exchange) servers to another AD site, I would add the IP address
of the Exchange servers /32 to the new Exchange dedicated AD Sites and erect a DC in these new sites adding its IP address /32. Any thoughts on this idea? If the subnet that exchange resides on is (for example) 10.60.3.0 /16 in AD Site A, and
I build a new AD site for Exchange and add the IP address of the Exchange server such as 10.60.3.141/32 for this new Exchange AD Site boundary, I can still leave the 10.60.3.0 /16 unaffected in AD Site A, correct?
I'm looking for Microsoft's best practices in terms of laying out AD and domain controllers pertaining to Exchange server 2013.

Hi Anthouyray,
Thank you for your question.
We could use the following command to exclude domain controller which is root domain controller:
Set-ExchangeServer –Identity <exchange servername> -StaticExcludeDomainControllers <root domain controller>
Then we could restart the service of “Microsoft Exchange Active Directory Topology” to check if the issue persist.
If there are any questions regarding this issue, please be free to let me know.
Best Regard,
Jim
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Seed mailbox database copy through replication network (DAG members on different subnets in different sites)

Good afternoon
I currently operate a two node DAG in our primary site supporting one mailbox database. I plan to introduce a third DAG node in our datacenter which is in a different Active Directory site. Both current DAG members replicate over a dedicated replication
network to keep the traffic separate from the MAPI traffic. The third DAG member will also have a dedicated replication network adapter (of course, on a different subnet). Ideally I would like to seed the database at a time of my choosing, rather than at the
moment I add the mailbox database copy (I know how to achieve this), but I would like to specify which network the data replicates over.
According to the following (see below link) under the 'Seeding and Networks' section as my two DAG members will be on different subnets in different sites Exchange will make the decision to use the MAPI network adapters of the target and source server.
'If the source server and target server are on different subnets, even if a replication network that contains those subnets has been configured, the client (MAPI) network will be used for seeding.'
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd335158%28v=exchg.150%29.aspx
Am I able to force Exchange to use the replication network adapters of both source and target server when I initiate the seeding process? I have a 200+ GB mailbox database that will need to replicate over a 100Mbps internet connection to our secondary
site and I would like to keep that traffic to the replication network I have configured.
Any insight would be helpful.

Hi,
If you want to specify the networks for seeding, you can use the
Network parameter when running the
Update-MailboxDatabaseCopy cmdlet and specify the DAG networks that you want to use.
If you don't use the Network parameter, then the system uses the following default behavior for selecting a network to use for the seeding operation:
If the source server and target server are on the same subnet and a replication network has been configured that includes the subnet, the replication network will be used.
If the source server and target server are on different subnets, even if a replication network that contains those subnets has been configured, the client (MAPI) network will be used for seeding.
If the source server and target server are in different datacenters, the client (MAPI) network will be used for seeding.
So please use the Update-MailboxDatabaseCopy cmdlet with
NetWork parameter to specify which DAG network should be used for seeding.
Best regards,
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Belinda Ma
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