Setting up Subnets in Sites and Services

Having three logical sites set up, is it wrong to have the same subnet specified on the five DC's?

Scott, in Active Directory sites & subnets tool, you create sites then you create subnets with each subnet being assigned into a specific site.  A unique subnet e.g. 10.10.100.0/24 can you only be in one site.
Also, once you create the sites then create subnets assigned within those sites it should replicate this information to all other domain controllers.
Does that answer your question?
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