DHCP configuration based on Windows Server R2

This blog, the main media how to implement Windows Server R2 configuration and enable failover features

1) Log in to the DHCP01 server and click DHCP, as shown in Figure 1;

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2) in the DHCP console page, right-IPV4, select "New Scope", as (Figure 2)

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3) on the Welcome to the New Scope Wizard page, click the Next button, as shown in Figure 3.

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4) In the New Scope Wizard page, enter the role domain name as required, as shown in (Figure 4);

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5) on the "IP address range" page, click the "Next" button, as shown (Figure 5);

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6) on the Add exclusions and delays page, enter the address you want to exclude, and click the Next button, such as (Figure 6);

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7) on the "Lease term" page, click the "Next" button, as shown in (Figure 7);

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8) on the "Configure DHCP Options" page, tick "Yes, I want to now ..." and click the "Next" button, as shown in (Figure 8);

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9) on the router (default gateway) page, click the Next button, as shown in (Figure 9);

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10) on the domain name and DNS Server page, click the Next button, such as (Figure 10);

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11) On the WINS Server page, click the Next button, such as (Figure 11)

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12) On the Activation Scope page, click Yes, I want to activate now ..., click the Next button, such as (Figure 12);

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13) In the Completing the New Scope page, click the Finish button, such as (Figure 13);

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2. Authorizing a DHCP server

Authorization operations are performed in the DHCP01 and DHCP02 servers, respectively, as shown in:

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3. Configuring DHCP Failover

1) Right-DHCP01 the configured scopes in the server, select "Configure Failover", as shown (Figure 1)

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2) on the Configure Failover page, click the Next button, as shown in Figure 2.

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3) on the Specify the partner server to use for failover page, add the "DHCP02" Server and click the "Next" button, as shown (Figure 3)

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4) on the new Failover Relationship page, click the Finish button, such as (Figure 4);

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5) On the Configure Failover page, click the Close button, such as (Figure 5);

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4. Verifying DHCP failover configuration results

As shown in the DHCP02 server, you can see that the scopes created in DHCP01 have been synchronized.

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DHCP configuration based on Windows Server R2