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 1. Name the server "cpte230d" with your username prefixed as appropriate (i.e. following the naming conventions mentioned on the VirtualMachineNamingConvention page.)  1. Name the server "cpte230d" with your username prefixed as appropriate (i.e. following the naming conventions mentioned on the [[WindowsAdministration/VirtualMachineNamingConvention|Naming Convention]] page.)

Lab 06: DHCP

In this lab we will setup a DHCP server and a Windows 8.1 client that uses it.

  1. Setup a DHCP server
    1. Setup the DHCP server on CPTE230C
    2. Install the DHCP Server tools "feature" on CPTE230A (Remember we will do most of our administration from CPTE230a.
  2. Using the DHCP manager on CPTE230A setup a scope called 192.168.1.0/24
    1. The range of addresses should go from 192.168.1.10 - 192.168.1.254
    2. Length = 24
    3. Subnet Mask = 255.255.255.0
    4. Click next accepting defaults until you get to the "Configure DHCP Options" - Yes
    5. Router = 192.168.1.1
    6. Make sure DNS is set to 192.168.1.2
    7. Skip WINS server configuration
    8. Answer Yes, I want to activate this scope now.
    9. Finish.

Install a Windows 8.1 Client and configure it to use DHCP

  1. Name the server "cpte230d" with your username prefixed as appropriate (i.e. following the naming conventions mentioned on the Naming Convention page.)

  2. Install Windows 8.1
  3. Verify that you can surf the internet from this machine.

  4. Add it to your primary domain [username].internal

WindowsAdministration/Lab06Dhcp (last edited 2023-10-26 17:21:23 by scot)