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Install a DHCP server on Windows 2000 Server

DHCP is a protocol that allows a computer that is connected to a network to automatically obtain its TCP/IP configuration. The object of DHCP is to simplify the configuration of the computers connected to the network.

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Install a DHCP server on Windows 2000 Server

May 01st, 2005 - 06:00 pm ET by Grey-Wolf
  1. 1 - Introduction
  2. 2 - Installation
  3. 3 - Implementation
  4. 4 - Implementation (cont.)
  5. 5 - Installing the clients

The address of the default gateway: This is the address of the router that will allow your client to access other networks. For example, an ADSL router / modem.

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Domain name and DNS server: This is where you can note the domain name that your client computers will be connected to and the IP address of the DNS servers. For example, a DNS forwarder, or the DNS addresses of your Internet provider.



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Wins Servers: This is the address of the Wins servers connected to your network. A Wins server allows you to centralize your networks Netbios name resolutions.

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Once all of this information has been saved, the assistant will ask you if you wish to make your scope active. This operation will make your server operational.

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