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