O Oli Restorick [MVP] Aug 15, 2004 #2 You need to use an account that's a member of the Enterprise Admins group to authorise the DHCP server in Active Directory before it will start. Right-click the DHCP server and choose "authorize". Then hit F5 (refresh) to check that the icon for the server now has a green arrow. Oli
You need to use an account that's a member of the Enterprise Admins group to authorise the DHCP server in Active Directory before it will start. Right-click the DHCP server and choose "authorize". Then hit F5 (refresh) to check that the icon for the server now has a green arrow. Oli
M Mark N. Aug 15, 2004 #3 You need to use an account that's a member of the Enterprise Admins group to authorise the DHCP server in Active Directory before it will start. Right-click the DHCP server and choose "authorize". Then hit F5 (refresh) to check that the icon for the server now has a green arrow. Oli Click to expand... Bingo! That fixed it! Thanks!!!! Mark
You need to use an account that's a member of the Enterprise Admins group to authorise the DHCP server in Active Directory before it will start. Right-click the DHCP server and choose "authorize". Then hit F5 (refresh) to check that the icon for the server now has a green arrow. Oli Click to expand... Bingo! That fixed it! Thanks!!!! Mark