new domain controller at remote site

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When you install a domain controller, it automatially 'drops' in the
Default-First-Site in the AD Sites & Services snap-in. If you have three
physical locations, you should have three sites representing them and three
subnets assigned to the three sites. This tells AD how your network is setup
and it will determine how clients know where the domain controllers are, not
to mention the fact that AD relies on DNS SRV records to help workstations
find services.

"alexo" <alexo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BC725375-DD3F-458E-BFBE-387787D831FF@microsoft.com...
> I have three sites. I added a domain controller to a remote site which
> previously had no domain controllers. How do I get the clients at that
site
> to authenticate with their new domain controller? Is it automatic or do I
> need to configure something in Sites and Services?
> --
> alexo