Basic DHCP Setup on Windows Server 2012

Info
Level: Intermediate
Date Created: March 14, 2013
Length of Class: 26:49
Tracks
Windows Server 2012
Prerequisites
Building Your Own Network for a Computer Lab
Introduction to Windows Server 2012
Installing Windows Server 2012
Navigation in Windows Server 2012
Introduction to Active Directory Directory Services Structure in Windows Server 2012
Introduction to Active Directory Infrastructure in Windows Server 2012
Introduction to DHCP
TCP/IP and Subnet Masking
Purpose of Class
This class teaches students how to configure a basic DHCP Server on Windows Server 2012. You learn to create a DHCP Scope and set the appropriate TCP/IP Options.
Class Notes
Make sure that the Routers DHCP Service has been turned off
Determine your TCP/IP Address Scheme before you setup DHCP
Make sure the DHCP Server has a Static IP Address configured
Resources

[@Sam-ff7fd]

I am currently 11 years old and I really enjoy this configuration of Windows Server 2012 because, I am a geek at IT and I love using computers for configuration or setting them up and some people say that learning very complex stuff at this age is surprising but later in my like, I'll remember who taught me configuring a server on KZbin! I know you made this video in 2013 but, you are really good and I completely understand what you say to me! I hope you would make more IT videos but anyways, keep it up :)

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me but at 14! Im currently trying to work with Active Directory and Virtual Machines and Thin Clients and All of the VDI stuff which is quite confusing sometimes!

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[@elithecomputerguy]

You have to set the network within VirtualBox for both machines... id say to set them to Internal network with the default Internal Network name.... Right click virtual machine in virtualbox - select settings - select Network....

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[@larsiparsii]

Attention!! I went through many hours furiously trying to figure out why I couldn't get my server connected to my "lab" router. It turned out I had to set the network adapter in Virtualbox to "bridged" and not NAT (which is the default setting). Just thought someone else was struggling with the same issue. ;)

[@tylergillum2628]

So glad I found this comment. I was beating my head off of my desk for about an hour over this exact problem!

[@Chazillor]

thanks for all these dns/active directory/dhcp vids Eli, it just so happens that I'm doing it at college right now and these are helping a lot :)

[@MarkBinns73]

love your videos Eli, im using them as a refresher and to find out the new features of server. I have my MCP in server 2000 but have not done anything with pc's for a while now. One thing i would like to point out is you forgot to go through the process of authorizing the dhcp server with active directory. Keep up the good work and thanks again for producing these videos

[@BrorAndreStrmsnes]

Don't think you need to authorize it. I recently installed a Server 2012 DHCP in our domain at work, and i did not authorize it. It seems like it did that all by itself.

[@chumpmu1]

I was also interested in why he configured the “Basic” scope to hand out 101 addresses, but left the subnet mask at an 8 prefix of 255.0.0.0

[@SkyViewSnap]

I really appreciate for your teaching in simple and very friendly way.

[@Tharisis]

I like to thank you for 2012 spool up from 2007 looks like some GUI changes and such but its all the same ... Thank you for the basic walk through on locations, This is a great instruction video.. It kinda reminded me of sitting in the class room once more..lol

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[@cocomidnight]

This was so helpful thank you! I had to setup a DHCP relay, and something else that was causing issues was that the dhcp windows server was unauthorised n

[@CodeNameCappy]

Love you man ( NO HOMO) i set up my new server now and add users

[@satman6124]

Worked great thankyou. Got a bit puzzled until I realized that I had to activate it. Then saw a comment after I fixed it. Now on to DNS

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Thank you for this tutorial. I've seen other tutorials but this one worked!

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Really great explanations! if all teachers/trainers in the world would be like this....

[@KentOJohnson]

This guide worked perfectly for me for a basic starter setup.

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When you are not next to the Whiteboard, it is disappointing, Please consider going back to the old whiteboard as it is you what make these videos understandable. your gestures and expressions become part of the explanation that I have so far learned.

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This is very nice! Very clear! Great job! I am doing MCSE now. Hopefully I can pass. :p

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[@kingderf]

Great stuff. Thanks for the little DHCP intro.

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[@XtrAMassivE]

Thank you a lot Eli, I was trying to make WDS to work but the client didn't connect and was scratching my head why. Thanks to you i finally managed to make it working, all it needed was a proper scope and your tutorial worked great. Thanks a bunch

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[@EagleZoo]

Great video. I didn't hear you mention it, but one time I had a brand new server commissioned, and the IP addressing and connectivity was really messed up and it turned out to be cached entries on a switch. Just in case someone out there is frustrating over it I thought I'd include the reboot of the switch part!

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[@JustinGarr]

Thank you! I have been trying to do this for my personal server.

[@yunieandyuyen]

This guy better than my instructor Thankyou

[@3eeple]

yep! No problem as long as your Server is running 24/7, it will provide DHCP configuration to all your computers on the network. Beware if you are running your Lab in a VM, as you would have to run the VM at all time. Hope this helps :)

[@engwaddah]

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[@erichmarti]

Thank you Eli, I like your teaching style and your t-shirt Too LOL. good luck in whatever you do.

[@Rodrigo8]

You missed activating the authorization server

[@archibalts]

I spent around an hour trying to understand why I had red arrows down for DHCP..Server authorization sorted it..

[@MD-xg1em]

I wasted 2 hours trying everything that the forums suggested. Thank you Rod!

[@enloquecerse7076]

THANK YOU ROD

[@United_States_of_India]

You want to unauthorize that first. Then authorize your server name again, then it will be green.

[@xXDeltaXxwhotookit]

Was just struggling to work out why my PC couldn't find the DHCP server... thank you

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[@edin205]

Thanks Eli, Excellent video.

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You're a tech pimp Eli (lol)!! You really helped me out this time around. Standing by for more installments.... Thumbs up bud.

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This video was a huge help !

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Duud ur a life saver literally like im getting my diploma and its all about this things like with you i got the chance to understand them pretty well ❤❤thnxxx allot

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[@coodyscoops]

In case anyone have problems authorizing the DHCP server, make sure that your account is part of the domain admins and that your account password is set to meet complexity requirements for when you have to use credentials. To be safe you should specify the account rather than use the first option. Push comes to shove create a new user with the appropriate permissions and authorize from that account. Worked for me. This is if you get the error code 20070.

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Almost 6 years later.... “IPv6 is on the horizon”

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Make that going on 8 xD his videos are still relevant

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[@fontane007]

Oh its gone green now, not sure why but everything is now fine. P.S. Grreeeaaattttt video's Eli, I've just started studying for my Server 2012 exam and these videos are a great source of information.

[@richardtee279]

Good video for basic DHCP setup and installation.

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[@y1ink]

Nice, thanks. Found it very easy to understand.

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Hi Eli, Love your work. It's making it a bit easier for a complete noob like myself understand better. But this episode went beyond me. I don't have enough characters to explain why I have WS2012, but I do, and I'm a pretty quick learner, but are coming from a background with zero familiarity. I was doing ok, until this class. I don't have a static IP, I'm using a regular dynamic IP (in France). I tried hard coding the 10.1.10.x address you did, but could no longer connect to the internet.

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Thanks again for this clip mate :-)

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[@ithelpdeskguy3920]

thanks man, it helps a lot

[@110110mat1]

Hi i using VMWare and i saw your comment here. I want help you. You can connect automatically with your home pc to server with server IP or you can do it with THE one thing "TURN OFF YOUR PC(if you use virtual machines) CONNECTIONS LIKE WIFI OR CABLE" like Eli said in the video and try to connect yourself with from win8 if u will have any trouble type to CMD or PowerShell "ipconfig /release" and then "ipconfig /renew" but first check that u did AUTHORIZE your DHCP server (its in panel). Works

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Nice, very well.....Thanks for the Help

[@brightproducao]

thank you for this lenson its make me more clear with the configuration

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thanks for the explanation