D Dusty Harper {MS} Dec 2, 2003 #2 DHCP is an easy service to install and setup. Install the service through Add\Remove Windows Components in the Add/Remove Programs under Control Panel Then you open the DHCP MMC in Administrative tools Create a scope by right-clicking the server and selecting New Scope Walk through the wizard inputting the range of IPs you wish to lease on that subnet and any exclusions You can optionally also configure options such as what DNS servers to use etc. You then just right click the scope and select activate ( On a DHCP server joined to the domain, you must Authorize the server as well )
DHCP is an easy service to install and setup. Install the service through Add\Remove Windows Components in the Add/Remove Programs under Control Panel Then you open the DHCP MMC in Administrative tools Create a scope by right-clicking the server and selecting New Scope Walk through the wizard inputting the range of IPs you wish to lease on that subnet and any exclusions You can optionally also configure options such as what DNS servers to use etc. You then just right click the scope and select activate ( On a DHCP server joined to the domain, you must Authorize the server as well )