Created by Rick Schoenman
about 2 years ago
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Question | Answer |
What are 2 requirements for installing the DHCP role? | - Installer must have local admin rights - The server must have a static IP address |
What powershell cmdlet can be used to install the DCHP role? | Add-WindowsFeature DHCP -includemanagementtools |
Which 2 DHCP management groups exist? | - DHCP Administrators - DHCP Users |
When are the DHCP management groups created? | When performing the DHCP Post-install configuration |
When are the DHCP management groups not created? | When doing the installation with Powershell or Windows Admin Center |
How can you manually create the DHCP management groups? | With Powershell: Add-DhcpServerSecurityGroup -Computer <DhcpServerName> |
What is DHCP AD DS Authorization? | This is a post-installation task. It registers the DHCP server in the AD DS domain. This is a mandatory task. |
When do you need Domain Admin rights to authorize a DHCP server and when do you need Enterprise Admin rights? | Domain Admin rights: - In a single domain environment Enterprise Admin rights: - in a multiple AD DS domain forest |
What happens with a standalone, not domain-joined (and therefore not authorized), DHCP server, when it detects an authorized DHCP server? | It automatically shuts down |
How can you find out from which DHCP server a client received its network configuration? | By running ipconfig /all on the client. |
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