Following a consultation with my former employers favourite consultant, our setup ended up like this:
| Server 1 | Server 2 | Server 3 | Server 4 | Server 5 |
Domain Controller | X |
| X |
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DNS | X |
| X |
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DHCP | X |
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Global Catalog | X |
| X |
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WSUS | X |
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Operations Manager | X |
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Schema Master | X |
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Infrastructure Master | X |
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File Store |
| X |
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Printers |
| X |
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Sharepoint |
| X |
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SQL Server |
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| X |
Exchange |
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| X |
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ISA |
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| X |
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RID |
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| X |
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There were 3 more servers which ran specific services, but these were the main 5.