11.18.1 ProblemYou want to view the sites a domain controller covers. 11.18.2 Solution11.18.2.1 Using a command-line interfaceIn the following command, replace <DomainControllerName> with the name of the domain controller you want to view site coverage for: > nltest /server:<DomainControllerName> /DsGetSiteCov 11.18.2.2 Using VBScriptAlthough you cannot use it directly from a scripting language like VBScript, Microsoft provides a DsGetDcSiteCoverage method that can be used by languages, such as Visual Basic and C++, to retrieve site coverage information. In fact, the nltest command shown in the CLI solution is a wrapper around this method. 11.18.3 DiscussionRecipe 11.17 describes how to force a domain controller to cover multiple sites. Recipe 11.19 describes how you can disable a domain controller from covering for any sites other than its own. 11.18.4 See AlsoMSDN: DsGetDcSiteCoverage |