Install and Configure DHCP Server in Windows Server 2019 Step By Step Guide

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3 Feb 201912:49

Summary

TLDRThis instructional video demonstrates the process of installing and configuring the DHCP server role on Windows Server 2019. The presenter uses a domain controller named WS 2k 19-DC 01 to guide viewers through the necessary steps, including launching Server Manager, adding roles and features, and completing post-installation configuration. The tutorial also covers creating a scope, setting IP address ranges, and configuring options such as default gateway, DNS servers, and domain information. Finally, it shows how to activate the scope and test the DHCP server by assigning an IP address to a client computer, ensuring it can provide dynamic IP configurations to clients.

Takeaways

  • 😀 The video demonstrates how to install and configure the DHCP server role in Windows Server 2000 19.
  • 🔒 The demonstration uses a domain controller named WS 2k 19-DC 01 with a static IP address and is also hosting the Active Directory service.
  • 📝 DHCP stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, which automatically provides TCP/IP configuration to clients.
  • 💾 Before installing the DHCP server, ensure the server is logged in as a domain admin and has a static IP address.
  • 🛠️ The installation process involves using Server Manager Console and selecting 'Add Roles and Features'.
  • 📌 The DHCP server role requires additional features such as the DHCP Server Management Console, which are also installed.
  • 🔑 Post-installation, the DHCP server needs to be authorized in Active Directory, which involves creating security groups like 'DHCP Administrators'.
  • 📈 To configure the DHCP server, at least one scope must be created, defining a range of IP addresses for clients.
  • 🔄 The scope creation process includes specifying the IP address range, subnet mask, and lease duration.
  • 🌐 During scope configuration, options such as default gateway, DNS server information, and domain name are set.
  • 🔄 The scope must be activated for the DHCP server to start assigning IP addresses to client computers.
  • 🖥️ The video includes a test on a client computer to verify that it receives an IP address from the DHCP server.

Q & A

  • What is the purpose of the DHCP server role in a network?

    -The DHCP server role automatically provides TCP/IP configuration such as IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server IP address to the clients in a network.

  • What is the full form of DHCP?

    -DHCP stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, a network protocol used in Internet Protocol networks.

  • What are the prerequisites before starting the installation of the DHCP server role?

    -The prerequisites include logging in as a domain admin and ensuring the server is configured with a static IP address.

  • How many servers are involved in the demonstration in the video?

    -The demonstration involves one server, the local server named WS 2k 19-DC 01.

  • What is the IP address of the domain controller used in the demonstration?

    -The IP address of the domain controller used in the demonstration is 172.18.72.5.

  • What feature is required along with the DHCP server role during the installation process?

    -The DHCP server management console is a required feature along with the DHCP server role during the installation process.

  • What is the term used for the process of authorizing a DHCP server in Active Directory?

    -The process of authorizing a DHCP server in Active Directory is also known as 'authorization of DHCP server in Active Directory'.

  • What is a scope in the context of DHCP?

    -A scope in DHCP is a range of IP addresses assigned to computers requesting a dynamic IP address.

  • What is the default lease duration for a DHCP client?

    -The default lease duration for a DHCP client is set to 8 days.

  • How can you activate a DHCP scope after it has been created?

    -You can activate a DHCP scope by right-clicking on the scope and selecting 'Activate' from the context menu.

  • How can you verify if a client computer has received an IP address from the DHCP server?

    -You can verify if a client computer has received an IP address from the DHCP server by checking the network connections console and looking at the details of the adapter status.

  • What does the green check mark under IP 4 in the DHCP management console indicate?

    -The green check mark under IP 4 in the DHCP management console indicates that the DHCP server is active and can assign IP addresses to client computers.

  • How can you see the information about the client's IP address and lease details in the DHCP management console?

    -You can see the information about the client's IP address and lease details by clicking on 'Address Leases' and then selecting 'Refresh' in the DHCP management console.

  • What does the DHCP server do with the client's MAC address?

    -The DHCP server lists the client's MAC address in the 'Address Leases' section, which can be used to match and verify the client's identity.

Outlines

00:00

🔧 Installing DHCP Server Role on Windows Server 2000

This paragraph outlines the initial steps to install the DHCP server role on Windows Server 2000. The demonstration is conducted on a domain controller named WS 2k 19 - DC 01 with a static IP address and hosting the Active Directory service. The speaker emphasizes the prerequisites, such as ensuring the server is logged in as a domain admin and has a static IP address. The process involves opening Server Manager Console, adding roles and features, and selecting the DHCP server role. It also includes the authorization of the DHCP server in Active Directory, which is a crucial step for proper functioning. The paragraph concludes with the successful installation of the DHCP server role and the beginning of the post-installation configuration.

05:00

🛠 Configuring DHCP Scope and Options

The second paragraph delves into the configuration of the DHCP server, starting with the creation of a new scope. The speaker guides through the process of naming the scope, defining the IP address range, and setting the subnet mask. It discusses the option to exclude certain IP addresses and the lease duration, which is the time period a client can use the IP address. The paragraph also covers configuring DHCP options, such as the default gateway, domain information, and DNS server details. The speaker demonstrates how to input the domain controller's FQDN and resolve its IP address. The paragraph concludes with the activation of the scope, which is necessary for the DHCP server to start assigning IP addresses to client computers.

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🖥️ Testing DHCP Server with Client Computer

The final paragraph demonstrates the practical application of the configured DHCP server by testing it with a client computer. The speaker shows how to change the client's network adapter settings from a static IP address to obtain an IP address automatically from the DHCP server. The activation of the scope on the DHCP server is confirmed, and the client computer's network settings are adjusted accordingly. The client computer successfully receives an IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server details from the DHCP server. The paragraph concludes with a verification process, showing the client's IP address and lease information, and confirming the MAC address match, thus validating the successful configuration and operation of the DHCP server role.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡DHCP Server Role

DHCP stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, and the DHCP Server Role is a service that automatically provides TCP/IP configuration such as IP addresses, subnet masks, default gateway, and DNS server addresses to clients on a network. In the video, the DHCP Server Role is being installed and configured on a Windows Server 2019 domain controller, which is a key part of network management and automation.

💡Windows Server 2019

Windows Server 2019 is an operating system developed by Microsoft for server environments. It includes various server roles, including the DHCP Server Role, which is the focus of the video. The script mentions installing the DHCP Server Role on a domain controller named WS 2k 19-DC 01, which is running Windows Server 2019.

💡Domain Controller

A domain controller is a server that manages security and access permissions for a network. In the script, the domain controller named WS 2k 19-DC 01 is used to install the DHCP Server Role and is configured with a static IP address, which is crucial for ensuring reliable network services.

💡IP Address

An IP address is a unique numerical label assigned to each device connected to a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication. In the video, the DHCP Server Role is configured to automatically assign IP addresses to client computers within a specified range, which is essential for network communication.

💡Subnet Mask

A subnet mask is a 32-bit number used in networking to divide an IP address into network and host portions. In the script, the subnet mask is specified as /24 (or 255.255.255.0) for the DHCP scope, which determines the network segment for the IP addresses being assigned.

💡DNS Server

DNS stands for Domain Name System, which is the system that translates human-friendly domain names (like www.example.com) into IP addresses that computers use to communicate with each other. In the video, the DHCP Server Role is configured to provide DNS server addresses to clients, which is important for internet connectivity and name resolution.

💡Scope

In the context of DHCP, a scope refers to a range of IP addresses that the DHCP server can assign to clients. The script describes creating a new scope with a specific range of IP addresses, which is necessary for the DHCP server to function and provide dynamic IP addresses.

💡Lease Duration

Lease duration is the length of time that a DHCP client is allowed to use an IP address before it must request a new one. In the video, the default lease duration of 8 days is mentioned and can be adjusted according to the network administrator's requirements.

💡Default Gateway

A default gateway is a network node on a computer network that acts as an entry point to another network. In the script, the default gateway's IP address is specified as part of the DHCP options, which allows client computers to communicate outside of their local network.

💡Active Directory

Active Directory is a directory service that Microsoft Windows uses for network security and management. In the video, the DHCP server is authorized in Active Directory, which is a necessary step for the DHCP service to operate properly within a Windows domain environment.

💡MAC Address

A MAC address, or Media Access Control address, is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications on the physical network segment. In the script, the client's MAC address is mentioned as being listed in the DHCP server's address lease, which helps in tracking and managing network devices.

Highlights

Introduction to the process of installing and configuring the DHCP server role in Windows Server 2000 19.

The demonstration uses a domain controller named WS 2k 19-DC 01 with a static IP address and Active Directory integrated DNS.

Verification of prerequisites such as domain admin login and static IP configuration before starting the DHCP installation.

Opening Server Manager Console and initiating the Add Roles and Features Wizard.

Selection of the DHCP Server role and the DHCP Server Management Tools as part of the feature installation.

Completion of the DHCP Server role installation process and proceeding to post-installation configuration.

Authorization of the DHCP server in Active Directory through the Post-Installation Configuration Wizard.

Creation of the DHCP administrators group for delegation of DHCP server administration in Active Directory.

Configuration of the DHCP server by creating at least one scope to provide IP addresses to client computers.

Explanation of the scope as a range of IP addresses assigned to computers requesting dynamic IP addresses.

Process of creating a new scope including specifying the name, description, and IP address range.

Setting the lease duration for clients to use the IP address from the DHCP server.

Configuring DHCP options such as default gateway, domain information, and DNS server addresses.

Activation of the new scope to enable the DHCP server to start assigning IP addresses to client computers.

Testing the DHCP server by configuring a client computer to obtain an IP address and other settings automatically.

Verification of the client computer's successful acquisition of IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server from the DHCP server.

Demonstration of the DHCP server's address lease information, including client IP addresses and MAC addresses.

Conclusion of the video demonstration on installing and configuring the DHCP server role in Windows Server 2000 nineteen.

Transcripts

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hello everyone welcome to Amma septa

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vApp cast in this video we will see the

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steps to install the DHCP server role

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and how to configure DHCP server role in

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Windows Server 2000 19 for this demo

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I'll be using my domain controller named

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WS 2k 19 - DC 0 1 that is configured

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with the IP address 170 2.18 dot 72.5

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and also host to the actor territory to

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me service role for the my local domain

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before we start the installation of DHCP

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server role lastic / you offer DHCP

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server dynamic host configuration

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protocol means DHCP as a network

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protocol that used in Internet Protocol

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networks as its name indicates DHCP is a

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service that automatically provides TCP

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IP configuration such as IP address

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subnet mask default gateway and DNS

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servers IP address to the clients

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computer so without wasting time let's

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start the DHCP server role installation

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first as you can see already I have open

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saw manager console and now I'm going to

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click on manage select add roles and

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features on our domain controller AAHA

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login as a domain admins traditional and

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the server is also configured with the

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static IP address this is the two things

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that you need to verify before you start

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the installation of a DHCP server now

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let's click on Next button we're going

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to select rule base of it should be

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installation let's click on next now we

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have only one server in our server pool

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and which is our local server so let's

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click on next and now I'm going to

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select DHCP server role let's select the

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checkbox it is going to ask that it's

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also required certain other feature and

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in that DHCP server management console

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will be also there so let's click on

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that add features as well now I'm going

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to click on next next again next again

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and click on install button

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okay as you can see dears observer role

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installation process has been completed

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successfully now we need to complete

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post installation configuration and for

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that you need to click on this complete

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DCP configuration link by chance suppose

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if you have closed this console and if

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you want to complete the post

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installation configuration of DHCP that

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time you need to click on the clo

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explanation mark and here we have a

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options for post deployment

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configuration to complete that we need

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to click on this link as well

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complete DHCP configuration this is DHCP

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post install configuration wizard it is

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going to create the following security

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group for the delegation of DHCP server

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administration in your Active Directory

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and that group our DHCP administrators

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and DHCP uses this is also going to

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resistor there's DHCP server in our

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Active Directory as well that process is

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also known as a authorization of DHCP

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server in Active Directory let's click

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on next on this computer we have login

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as a my lab slash administrator that's

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why we have a sufficient privilege to

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authorize this DHCP server in our active

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directory let's click on committee fine

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all the group's has been created

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successfully and our DHCP server is

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authorized in our Active Directory as

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well let's click on close and now our

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first part is completed in the second

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part we need to configure our DHCP

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server in that at least we need to

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create one day ACP scope so that our

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server can provide IP address to our

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client computer to manage DHCP server we

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need to click on Tools and we need to

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click on DHCP management console on DHCP

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management console your server will be

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listed there in our case it is WS 2k 19

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- this is 0 1 . my lab would look let's

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expand it under if we have a two options

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one for IP was at 4 and second one is IP

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version 6 I'm going to expand IP version

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4 and here we don't have any scope at

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this time it is Singers

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and a scoop now here brief Orion

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formation is that a scope is a range of

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IP addresses assigned to computers

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requesting a dynamic IP address you must

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create and configure a scope before

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dynamic IP address can be assigned to

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your client computer to create a new

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scope we need to click on action menu

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and that we need to click on new scope

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so for that you need to click here and

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then you can create new scope from here

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you can also right-click on your server

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name and here authorization options will

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be there so already this server is

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authorized in our active directory

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that's why unauthorized options is there

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but if you haven't authorized your DHCP

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servers so at the time you need to

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select this box when authorized options

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will be available I'm going to create

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new scopes so for that I'm going to

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click on IP version 4 and let's right

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click there and select new scope let's

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click on next and here you need to

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specify the name of your scope and as

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well as you can specify the description

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as well for this demonstration I am

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going to use a scope a let's click on

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next and here you need to specify the IP

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address range which you want to assign

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to your client computers polish

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remonstration I want to start this range

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IP address from 170 2.21 8.72 dot 100 to

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170 2.1 8.72 dot 254 my subnet mask will

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be slash 24 ok so submit mass will be

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255 dot 255 dot 255 dot 0 let's click on

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next now here if you want to exclude any

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IP address from the scope you can add

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that IP address or IP address range over

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here we are not going to add any

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exclusion let's click on next button

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here it is asking us about the lease

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duration lease duration is the time

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period in which client can use the IP

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address from DHCP server by default it

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is set to 8 days which I am going to

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change it will be a

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eat us in our case you can change this

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lease time has been your requirement as

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well as click on next now here it is

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asking us do you want to configure DHCP

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off since as well yes so for this you

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have to select yes if you don't want to

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configure DHCP off since right now then

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you can select no as well for this

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demonstration we want to configure all

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those options like specifying our

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default gateways IP address information

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about our domain information about DNS

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servers etc let's click on next here it

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is asking us to provide the routers IP

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address which is 170 2.18 dot 72.1 in my

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case let's click on add' button click on

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next and here as you can see parent

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domain name is already there and as well

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as my dns service IP address is also

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Manson there the reason is pretty simple

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because we are installing and

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configuring DHCP server role on our

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domain controller and that's why this

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information is already there if you

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haven't provided this information for

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example let me remove this fine I'm

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going to remove this as well and now I'm

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going to specify the fqdn of my domain

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controller ok now click on resolve and

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as you can see that IP address has been

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successfully resolved the reason is

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there because we have install and

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configure DNS server rule on this

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computer as well let's click on ADD fine

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let's click on next if you have any

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Vince server in your environment then

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you can specify the information about

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your Vince server as well we are not

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using any Vince server

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thus I'm going to skip the step click on

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next and do you want to activate the

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scope right now I'm going to select no

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I'll activate this scope later on see

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before your DHCP can start assigning IP

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address to your computer you need to

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create at least one scope and that scope

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should be active

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then after your DHCP server will able to

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provide IP addresses to your client

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computer let's become next and I'm going

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to click on a finish button

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so now we have a scope if you expand

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your scope right now you can see one

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down arrow is there that is indicating

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that we haven't activated our scope as

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well if you expand your scope that time

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you will see address pool starting from

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72 dot 102 72 dot 254 address least

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whatever lease is assigned to your

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client computer will be visible here if

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you have configured any DHCP reservation

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that reservation will be available here

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and if you click on scope options those

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options which we have specified during

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the creation of DHCP scope will be

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visible here like routers address your

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DNS servers address as well as your DNS

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domain name fine

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this is my client computer where we are

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going to taste whether our client

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computer is able to get IP address from

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our DHCP server or not I'm going to open

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network connections console and as you

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can see no Internet access is there

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okay last click on change adapter off

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since select your adapter right click on

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it and select properties I'm going to

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select Internet Protocol version 4 and

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then I'm going to click on properties

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right now as you can see this client

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computer windows 10 is configured with

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the static IP address instead of the

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static IP address we want to use DHCP

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server so a DCP server can assign IP

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address automatically to this client

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computer fine so I'm going back to our

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DHCP server because we need to activate

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a scope as well so I'm going to right

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click here and then we here we have a

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off sense for activate so I'm going to

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click on it and now as you can see that

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tiny symbol is removed from our scope

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and here we have a green check box as

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well under IP 4 that means now our DHCP

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server can assign IP address

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automatically to client computer let's

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taste that I'm going to select opnion

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IP address automatically as well as we

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also want to select obtain DNS service

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address automatically let's click on OK

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button

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click on close and here we go

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a silk'n yes let's right-click on of

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adapter and select status click on

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details and here you can say DHCP

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enabled yes and the IP address which our

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computer have received from DHCP server

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is 170 2.1 8.72 dot 1:07 subnet mask is

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there and the most important thing is

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their lease obtain you can see the lease

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is obtained on this time and the lease

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is going to expire on and this time our

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default gateway IP address is there a

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DHCP service IP address is there and the

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same server is

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DNS server let's go back to our DHCP

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server I'm going to click on address

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lease last rectly and select refresh as

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you can see the information is also

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available about the client's IP address

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and the most important thing is their

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clients MAC address will be also listed

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here let's check that here you can see

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physical address is their last digits

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are four zero seven A three E here we go

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it has match with the clients MAC

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address fine so this is the way how you

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can install and configure DHCP server

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role in Windows Server 2000 nineteen

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that concludes our video demonstration

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thank you all for watching this video

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