Lets say I my organization has a Class B network.

129.169.0.0/16

So I create a subnet object for 129.169.0.0/16 and associate it site A.

Then my organization starts to subnet the 129.169 network, and I now have a
network that needs its own site.  So I create a subnet object 129.169.1.0/24
and assign it to site B.

Assuming a single domain model, and site links and bridges are established
to make host in either site able to authenticate and get directed to the
proper DC's.  

A host on the 129.169.1 network will normally authenticate to DC's in Site
B.

And all other host on all other networks will normally authenticate to Site
A.

What I am trying to get at is it is okay to have a subnet object for the
Network ID, and then only require subnet objects for those subnets that need
to be isolated by sites.

Thanks,

Todd


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