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SUMMARY
This article describes how to configure a domain controller for membership in multiple sites, or how to specify additional sites that the domain controller advertises its services to. When a server is promoted to domain controller, the subnet the server is in is evaluated to determine which site the server is a member of based on the configuration defined in Active Directory. By default, a domain controller is a member of only one site.
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where list of sites on separate lines is a list of sites such as the following example: Second site name Third site name Fourth site name NOTE: Modifying this registry value does not automatically create the objects in Active Directory that are used to evaluate the site that your Windows 2000-based computer exists in. Refer to the product documentation for information about creating and implementing sites. For more information about the Service Location (SRV) records that are written to DNS, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q178169 DNS Records Registered by Windows NT 2000 Domain Controllers Additional query words: snap-in services manager authentication dc locator
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