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Active Directory includes functionality called Sites that allows a domain to define locality for domain controllers and domain-joined clients. The Austin Active Directory defines multiple sites to associate domain controllers with specific locations and networks as well as to isolate certain domain controllers for specific use cases. The Austin Active Directory also defines abbreviated site codes so that the name of a resource can include a shortened reference to an appropriate site.
Sites in the Austin Active Directory - Current
| Site Name | Domain Controllers | Subnets | Notes |
|---|
| AWS-US-East-1 | Cloud DCs in AWS US East 1 region | Subnets in AWS US East 1 region |
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| Azure-West-US-2 | Cloud DCs in Azure West US 2 region | Subnets in Azure West US 2 region |
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| Default-First-Site-Name | Public DCs | On-campus subnets not in other sites |
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| Public | Public DCs | Public DC subnets | to be retired after new DCs are live |
Sites in the Austin Active Directory - Future
| Site Name | Domain Controllers | Subnets | Notes |
|---|
| Austin-Campus | Campus DCs | On-campus subnets not in other sites |
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| Austin-Services | Service DCs load-balanced by the F5s | Service DC subnets |
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| AWS-US-East-1 | Cloud DCs in AWS US East 1 region | Subnets in AWS US East 1 region |
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| Azure-South-Central | Cloud DCs in Azure South Central region | Subnets in Azure South Central region |
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| Azure-West-US-2 | Cloud DCs in Azure West US 2 region | Subnets in Azure West US 2 region |
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| Default-First-Site-Name | Public DCs | Public DC subnets and off-campus subnets | provides DNS resolution and AD services to MCDO |
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