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1 domain name 2 ip?
What do we have.
1. Network cut into subnets by weeds within the same company.
2. HELL looking through a router in both networks.
3. A file-exchange server that has a separate network card for each Wealan. Made in connection with the large volumes of workflow that the router simply cannot digest.
4. One domain name leading to a file sharing service.
And now the problem. How to give a domain name through AD with binding to an IP address in a given subnet if it is one.
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