DHCP for Windows Server 2008

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks for the comment. Much appreciated.

[@itfreetraining]

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[@itfreetraining]

Have a look in the event viewer and see if there is any errors. Also attempt to connect to other resources on the network. For example mapping a drive. This will show if there is a problem with the server being in the domain and prehaps it needs to be readded again. You can authorize the DHCP server from any server with the admin tools. So if you ware having problems, maybe try and run DHCP tool from a domain controller.

[@itfreetraining]

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[@itfreetraining]

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[@itfreetraining]

Thanks, glad to hear that you like the video.

[@itfreetraining]

Yes you can. If you install a server in a virtual machine you can configure it on it only virtual network. Once this is done, it is a simple matter to install other virtual machines on the same network and they will be able to use that DHCP server without your physical network being effected.

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks, glad to hear that you have found the videos useful.

[@itfreetraining]

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[@itfreetraining]

We have plan's to create some videos on how to create your own virtual lab. Not sure when they will be released however.

[@itfreetraining]

Glad we could help.

[@vikashsharmaable]

this is one of the awesome tutorial i have watched on DHCP Config.....! Thanks for this..

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks very much. The clip command is a useful thing to know.

[@jakobskiiii]

pedagogical explanation thanks.

[@SuperTohow]

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[@itfreetraining]

Thanks for watching.

[@andrechappelle4290]

so very helpful, still have more videos to watch.. so eagered to learn, thanks.

[@itfreetraining]

Thank you.

[@alexandresilva1513]

Congratulations man! greetings from Brazil...fantatisc...I'm following your channel and I'll recommed for my friends, FANTASTIC!!!!

[@emmaguadalupecazarezlopez2067]

Thanks for your explanation. I have a problem with the clients, I did everything just like the video but the addresses are not automatically assigned to the clients, I don't know how I could solve it

[@itfreetraining]

I am guessing the DHCP server was not authorised or the DHCP scope was not enabled.

[@bahilueffa]

thanks alot for ur support!

[@thisisrenyjohn]

Can you give some info or any website for configuring the virtual DHCP server and clients.

[@BugsbunnyEh]

i try to create a folder name share in DC and map it on network from the DHCP server and it works. also when im in the DHCP snapin it already shows green color up arrow in both ipv4 and ipv6

[@netizenmm1176]

Thanks .. It's great!!!! I would like to request more on DHCP concept such as SuperScopes, RelayAgent, DHCP server migration from windows 2003 to window 2008 and so on

[@itfreetraining]

Glad to hear that you like the video. When we revised the video we will look at adding these topics.

[@abadar100]

Excellent video, thanks.

[@thisisrenyjohn]

Can I Configure a virtual DHCP server for training purpose..

[@DrKitsos]

you saved me 3 hours!

[@itfreetraining]

Glad we could help.

[@chennambhaskar8501]

please share Difference between Network Printer and Sharing Printer

[@joeibarra8131]

So do you use in your router DNS or and DHCP or do you turn that off to use the server DNS and DHCP.

[@ITFreeTest]

Generally you would use Windows DNS and DHCP. It is easy for administration and also integrates with Active Directory better.

[@BugsbunnyEh]

Dear Sir, When im already add DHCP role on my dhcp server i chk to authorize ans it say dhcp server could not connect to Active Directory what ias the problem? it already a member server of ITFree.local domain and even can ping the dc

[@parkarashish]

Thanks and Wonderful

[@chennambhaskar8501]

Explain the Trust Relationship

[@SLOOM0]

that is really helpful thank you

[@itfreetraining]

+SLOOM0 You're most welcome! We're so glad you found the video helpful.

[@emmetoya]

Hi! How i can add option 82 to DHCP server 2008 R2?

[@rajarajanforever]

Thanks...very use full

[@itfreetraining]

Thank you.

[@vivinvarghese2102]

Why can't each DHCP reserved ip as pairs to remove accident ip conflict

[@itfreetraining]

When you put in an reservation you enter the IP Address and the Mac address. Also, the IP Address will be removed from the pool if there is an overlap, thus you should never have an accidently conflict.

[@probablysmart]

You are the man!!

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks for watching.

[@probablysmart]

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[@chennambhaskar8501]

Dear Team im requesting you guys please explain DORA Process in DHCP

[@BugsbunnyEh]

Thanks i found the solution i loging in to the DHCP server as admin of the DHCP server so i log out from the DHCP server and loging again using the domain [e-mail] admin account nd then i can authorized it :)

[@tomaslemus6621]

bueno y completo, tuve problema en las exclusiones, se deben poner los primeros 64 bits y en la exclusion ls otros 64.

[@itfreetraining]

Interesante. ¡Gracias por ver!

[@donedoda791]

"Who's down with dhcp? Hey ever last homie" ⚾

[@AzizEsawi]

This command copies the mac address to the clipboad

[@govind997]

What happens if we have 2 DHCP servers in the network?

[@itfreetraining]

This is possible to do and is sometimes done on networks for redundancy and high availability. The trick is to make sure the Pools they are giving out do not have the same IP Addresses in them. The process goes like this. 1. DHCPDiscover (Clients sends a broadcast asking for an IP Address) 2. DHCPOffer (The DHCP server sends and offer directly to the client saying you may have this IP Address. With 2 servers the clients may get two DHCP Offers) 3. DHCPRequest ( Client will send a message back to the DHCP asking to accept the offer for the IP Address. If the clients receives more than one offer, it will generally send the DHCPRequest to the first offer that it received and the offer will be ignored.) 4. DHCPAck (The DHCP Server sends a message back to the client that it can start using that IP Address.) You can see that by using this system you can have multiple DHCP servers on the same network as long as they are not trying to give out the same pool. For example DHCP server A could give out address 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.150 and DHCP server B could give out address 192.168.0.151 to 192.168.0.254

[@govind997]

Many thanks for the reply....will come back with other doubts. :P

[@engner8588]

where is video number 1

[@itfreetraining]

We have a lot of DNS video. If you have a look at itfreetraining.com/dns and then select part 10, a lot of the DNS videos are in there.

[@engner8588]

thank

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Nice...

[@itfreetraining]

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[@thisisrenyjohn]

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[@chennambhaskar8501]

IP classes

[@itfreetraining]

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Thank you.