Manual backup and restoration of DHCP servers

DHCP refers to an IP address range controlled by the server. When a client logs on to the server, it can automatically obtain the IP address and subnet mask allocated by the server. First, the DHCP Server must be a computer installed with the Windows 2000 Server/AdvancedServer system. Second, the computer used as the DHCP Server must install the TCP/IP protocol, and set static IP addresses, subnet masks, default gateways, and so on. By default, DHCP, as a service component of Windows 2000 Server, is not automatically installed by the system and must be added.

Back up DHCP servers

1. Click "Start" → "Administrative Tools", and then click "DHCP ".

2. Right-click the server name and then click "Backup ".

3. In the "Browse For Folder" dialog box, select the Folder to store the backup file and click "OK ".

4. If you plan to change the DHCP server immediately, continue with the following steps. Otherwise, the backup process has been completed.

5. Right-click the server name, click "AllTasks", and then click "Stop ". We need to stop the DHCP server to prevent its new distribution address from being backed up.

6. Finally, use the "Services" console to disable the DHCP Server service. Otherwise, the Service may be automatically started the next time the computer restarts.

Restore a DHCP server

1. Click "Start", click "Administrative Tools", and then click "DHCP ".

2. Right-click the server name and then click "Restore ".

3. In the "Browse For Folder" dialog box, select a Folder to store the backup file and click "OK ".

4. note: If you need to restore the DHCP server without manually creating a backup, you can check the folders and subfolders under "% SystemRoot % \ System32 \ dhcp \ backup, use an automatically generated backup.

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