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Scripting out DHCP reservations in Windows Server 2008 with Netsh

Scripting out DHCP reservations can save a lot of time for large pools of reservations. See how the Windows Server 2008 Netsh tool can help out in this regard. by Rick Vanover

Tags: Reservation, DHCP, Microsoft Windows Server, Netsh, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Networking, Servers, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Rick Vanover

Blog posts 2008-07-21

How do I... Configure DHCP for dynamic updates in Windows Server 2008?

For those companies upgrading to Windows Server 2008, it is very important to understand how DHCP and DNS work together to power Windows Server 2008. Steven Warren shows you how to configure DHCP to dynamically collaborate with DNS and WINS. by Steven Warren

Tags: DHCP, DNS, Microsoft Windows Server, WINS, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, PTR, Domain Names, Networking, Internet, Steven Warren

Blog posts 2008-06-12

How do I configure DHCP for dynamic updates in Windows Server 2008?

For those companies upgrading to Windows 2008, it is very important to understand how DHCP and DNS work together to power Windows 2008. In this post, you will learn how to configure DHCP to dynamically collaborate with DNS and WINS in Windows Server 2008. by Steven Warren

Tags: Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Domain Names, Networking, Operating Systems, Software, Internet, Steven Warren, windows server 2008, dhcp, dns, dynamic dns

Image galleries 2008-05-29

How do I... Install and configure a DHCP server in Windows Server 2008?

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP is an invaluable service when you have a network larger than a handful of computers. It's also a standard component of enterprise networks and sub networks. Microsoft Windows Server 2008's built-in DHCP server allows Windows machines (and any other TCP/IP-based machines and devices) to obtain...

Tags: DHCP, Scope, Microsoft Windows Server, IP, IP Address, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, DHCP Server, Networking, Servers, Hardware, Steven Warren

Blog posts 2008-04-29

Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure: Network Services

View Available Dates and LocationsIn this 5-day, instructor-led course, get the knowledge and skills you need to implement, manage, and maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 network infrastructure. Learn to execute routing and to implement, manage, and maintain Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP, Domain Name System DNS,...

Tags: DHCP, Monitor, Network Infrastructure, Network, DNS, Network Service, Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Corp., Domain Name, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Domain Names, IPSec, Networking, Microsoft Windows, Remote Access, Servers, Operating Systems, Software, Internet, Hardware

Training 2008-01-01

SolutionBase: Learn how Windows Vista takes a NAP

In this installment of the TechRepublic series on Microsoft Network Access Protection, Rick Vanover discusses the Vista client configuration in detail. Here we will go through an example enabling a NAP configuration on a Vista client and discuss the configuration requirement considerations...

Tags: MS-NAP, DHCP, Network, Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Windows XP, Policy, Microsoft Windows Vista, Configuration, Client, Server, MS-NAP Implementation, Windows XP Client, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Operating Systems, Networking, Software, Rick Vanover

Technical articles 2007-12-03

SolutionBase: Configuring Network Access Protection for Windows Server 2008

In this installment of the TechRepublic series on Microsoft Network Access Protection, Rick Vanover takes a deep look at the server configuration for Windows Server 2008. All of the various roles and communication sequences for the MS-NAP implementation need plenty of planning...

Tags: MS-NAP, DHCP, Microsoft Access, Role, Network, Microsoft Windows Server, Implementation, Policy, Author, Server, DHCP Server, Remediation Network, Figure H, Microsoft Windows, Networking, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Servers, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Rick Vanover

Technical articles 2007-11-29

Install the DHCP Relay Agent in Windows 2000 Server

The DHCP Relay Agent is a special service running on Windows 2000 Server that listens to the DHCP traffic on a local network. When it hears something, it waits for a configured amount of time. This configured time allows DHCP servers from the local network to answer a client discover...

Tags: DHCP, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Agent, Server, DHCP Relay Agent, Microsoft Windows 2000, Networking, Servers, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Hardware, Jim Boyce

Blog posts 2007-11-09

Windows 2000 Server DHCP options

A client uses a local broadcast address when it first tries to contact a Windows 2000 Server DHCP server, since this is the only way to get in touch with a DHCP server without having an IP address. Problems can develop, however, when you have multiple network segments separated by...

Tags: DHCP, Solution, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Router, Network, Client, Server, DHCP Server, Network Segment, Networking, Microsoft Windows 2000, Servers, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Hardware, Jim Boyce

Blog posts 2007-11-02

Authorize a Windows 2000 DHCP server

As we discussed last week, the Windows 2000 Server DHCP lease process involves a simple exchange of IP packets. There is no authentication or encryption, so there is basically no security. Suppose someone sets up another DHCP server with different IP addresses. As you recall, clients will...

Tags: DHCP, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Server, DHCP Server, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows, Servers, Networking, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Jim Boyce

Blog posts 2007-10-26

Dynamic DNS and Windows 2000 Server DHCP

If your Windows 2000 Server still networks with older clients, you'll need to manually configure DHCP in order to update DNS records for those clients. Here's what you need to know about enabling DHCP to update DNS records for all your clients. Windows 2000 clients can use the...

Tags: Jim Boyce, Windows 2000, Windows 2000 Server, servers, Windows 2000 Server Tips Newsletter, DHCP, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, DNS, Dynamic DNS, Client, Domain Name, Domain Names, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows, Networking, Internet, Operating Systems, Software

Technical articles 2007-06-04

PC Tools Firewall Plus 2.0: The Right Tool for the Job?

Numerous options exist for protecting Windows systems from malicious traffic. While Windows boasts its own Firewall, many deride it as ineffective. More expensive and more difficult to administer hardware-based firewalls are another option. All many users require, however, is an effective software-based firewall. PC Tools Firewall Plus...

Tags: Job, Firewalls, screenshots, right tool, firewall, software, Program, DHCP, Infection, Printer, Application, Network Printer, Hard Drive, Monitor, Microsoft Outlook, Network Administration, PC Tools Spyware Doctor, Internet, Workstation, Window, Trojan Horse, Malicious Program, Specification, IP, Server, IP Address, Microsoft Windows, E-mail Message, TCP, Small Business, Microsoft Internet Explorer, UDP, Consulting, Hardware, User, Anti-spyware, PC Tools Firewall, Network security, NETWORKING, PC Tools, Tool, Security, Erik Eckel

Image galleries 2007-05-09

Authorizing DHCP and RIS servers in Windows 2000 Server

When you're dealing with services such as DHCP, you never know who may be on the other end of the network. Here's what you need to know about authorizing access to your Windows 2000 Servers through Active Directory. Networks are generally not safe enough. Just take TCP/IP, for...

Tags: DHCP, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Microsoft Windows 2000, Servers, Microsoft Windows, Jim Boyce, NETWORKING, security issue, server, RIS Server, Windows 2000 Server Tips Newsletter, Nothing, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware

Technical articles 2007-05-07

Automatic IP address assignment in Windows 2000 Professional

If your ISP changes or you need to reassign IP addresses to your Windows 2000 Professional computers, you have several options. Here are simple tips for automatically assigning new IP addresses in Windows 2000. If your network uses TCP/IP, you have three options for assigning...

Tags: DHCP, IP, Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows, Jim Boyce, NETWORKING, Network technology, network, APIPA, IP address, server, computer, Windows 2000 Professional Tips Newsletter, Operating Systems, Software

Technical articles 2007-04-30

Windows Server 2003 R2

Problem:Windows Server 2003 R2, server keeps locking out Remote Desctop Users. If I change the DNS numbers around i.e. Prefered to Alternate and visa versa, the sever can then get on the internet, Remote Desktop users can log on, and you can ping the server IP. The next day the...

Tags: DNS server, server, khinton@..., DNS, windows, security, networking, remote desktop, DHCP, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Internet Service Provider

Discussion threads 2007-02-16

DHCP troubles over a wireless connection

Greetings -I'm seeing some pretty funny stuff going on and I'm wondering if anyonehas seen it before...Background -My PC is a Windows XP SP2 laptop with integrated wirelessDHCP server is a Windows 2k Server boxWAP is a Nortel BAP120Switch is a Nortel BESI am having this problem in my office...

Tags: DHCP, AWalworth@..., windows, wireless, networking, Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2007-01-22

Windows DHCP and VLANs

Ok I have two vlans - Vlan 1 default and Vlan 5 Service. I know that on my switches I need to add a IP address helper of the DHCP so the systems can get to DHCP. My question is when setting up thge scopes on the Windows...

Tags: DHCP, dhcp vlan windows, Microsoft Windows, networking, ryland@..., VLAN, windows

Discussion threads 2006-12-31

Create a reservation to allocate specific IP addresses through DHCP in Windows 2000 Server

Specifics please.Do you enter the dashes between the chracters in the MAC address? DHCP or BOOTP or Both? What is the significance? Thank BG

Tags: networking, b.groves@..., Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, DHCP, IP, server, IP address

Discussion threads 2006-11-15

Windows XP DHCP Clients Missing Default Gateway

we recently installed new Windows 2003 Servers and configured DHCP for the first time on the network. Using the DHCP Server that comes with 2003, we have configured the Scope to supply DNS and Default Gateway. 10 out of about 60 clients do not get th

Tags: gateway, networking, dhcp, windows, Default Gateway, mike_albelo@..., Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows XP, server

Discussion threads 2006-11-08

NetBIOS over TCP/IP in Windows 2000 Server

Reality CheckAny network admin worth anything would have the firewall blocking ports 137,138,139 and 445 to the outside world. These ports have been known as security leaks for years and if you know you job as a Network Admin this isn't even an issu

Tags: networking, it management, security, windows, TCP/IP, maxxx@..., network, NetBIOS, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Pro, internal network, server

Discussion threads 2006-11-07