IP Subnet Boundaries = Evil

I saw Jason’s post on this, and had to agree…IP Subnet Boundaries in Configuration Manager are indeed evil. Use IP Range boundaries instead!

Definitely check out Jason’s post for full info.

June 8, 2012 - Posted by Jarvis | Uncategorized

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I still think AD Site boundaries are ideal, but only in a well managed environment.

Comment by Tim M. | June 27, 2012
I don’t disagree..but there are just so few well managed environments…or at least AD is not designed in such a way that it works well for SCCM sites/boundaries.

Forest Discovery and the auto boundary creation in SCCM 2012 rocks though! All you have to do is manage boundary groups at that point.

Comment by Jarvis | July 3, 2012

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