Many thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I've recently made an updated version for Windows Server 2019 that may be of interest. th-cam.com/video/hPF3jP2IF7M/w-d-xo.html
how can you disable router from assigning IP ADDRESS TO MY CLIENTS AND MAKE SURE THAT THE DHCP SERVER ASSIGNS IP ADDRESS AND CAN ROUTER STILL BE USED ON THE NETWORK
hi there, at the end when i type ipconfig.....it still says 10.0.0.2 and DHCP: NO, nothing changes........i am using a virtual environment and my home router has its dhcp ON, does this matter? thnks
Michel Vivas Medina Hi there, the server IP address needs to remain static, 10.0.0.2 is fine, your client workstation/s need to be set to DHCP in IP address settings. The router DHCP server will cause issues, unless you have created a separate virtual network in your virtual environment for your server and workstation/s. Hope this helps!
I followed the video but at the end it says that the dchp isn't activated in the Active Directory I go there try to Authorize it and there's no option what did i do wrong?
Blaze Joker Hi, DHCP can only be authorised if you have active directory installed and working correctly. If the server you are installing DHCP on is not a domain controller, make sure it has joined the domain and can 'see' the server that is the domain controller. hope this helps.
Hi, the DHCP server role in Windows Server issues IP addresses dynamically to DHCP clients. But if you have more than one network card in your test lab server, you can set up your server for basic routing.
i have cnfigured DHCP and also enabled following the exact steps however its not showing in command prompt ( run as an admin) . it shows dhcp enabled - no .....y is that ?
Hi itTaster, just quick questions, i am a computer student and just wondering if my local ISP giving me IP address i.e 192.168.0.1 then can i assign server with IP address like 10.0.0.2 and how server will be connected to internet. If you have any video tutorial about this then just let me know. Thanks
+Aman Bhamra Hi, your router is likely to be running DHCP and giving out IP addresses 192.168.0.x. The server and client machines need to be on the same IP network (192.168.0.0). If this is a small test network and you want the server to assign IP addresses, turn off DHCP on your router, assign the server an IP address something like 192.168.0.10 and setup a DHCP scope of something like 192.168.0.11 - 192.168.0.254 for example. The default gateway needs to be your router which is most likey 192.168.0.1. hope this helps Jon
hi may i know what is your default gateway? cause im following your steps here in setting my dhcp server My ipv4 address : 10.0.0.2 Subent M : 255.0.0.0 Default gateway : 10.0.0.1?
+faezlimpbizkit Hi, the default gateway is the IP address of a router, this tells devices where to send packets that aren't destined for the local network segment, so they can be routed elsewhere (the Internet, or in a large enterprise network environment other segments / geographical locations). For example: In a home type network the default gateway would normally be the IP address of an Internet router.
Thanks a lot of the video. I've learn a lot from it. However, My problem is, I operate in a virtual environment. I'm using VMware workstation 14.0 to set up a test lab. I want to configure DHCP such that it can lease IPs to various devices in this virtual environment without internet connection on a physical network. Do you have a tutorial for that.
Hi, thanks for your kind comments. I don't have a video on VMWare at the moment unfortunately. Take a look a virtual switches in VMWare this will enable you to create a sandboxed environment for your lab.
Hi, I have a problem with the setup of the DHCP server, I followed the tutorial and everything show exactly like your video but when you use the command prompt for checking the IP address and DNS server address the values that I'm getting are incorrect, the DNS server address still shows the loopback address. I don't know where the problem is since I followed every single step in your videos so far.
+chuchita wonka Hi, When running the 'ipconfig' command on a client pc you should receive either an IP address from the DHCP server, or an automatic ip address that begins with 169.254.x.x if DHCP isn't working. Check the client machine IP address properties for IPV4 are set to DHCP. Hope this helps
+ittaster Hello,apology on the part of the video where calls actulice address lease appears in the video that I should show the test server .. and nothing shows me something that affects practice
Hi, this would depend on your subnet mask, if you have a default class c subnet mask (255.255.255.0) these two networks wouldn't talk because they are different networks. Check out the series of four videos on my channel 'IP4 addressing' they cover how it all works.
Hello. I have a server with windows server 2008 R2, a company of IT service, I set it up before I started working, I started from a few weeks ago to have problems with DHCP tells me he has no more IP addresses,, but my surprise was when you uninstall and reinstall the DHCP and installed default settings that already existed, also if try to view the DHCP settings I canno see nothing, icon appears in red and will not let me see anything,, I appreciate if you can help
Hector Rey Check your system log for any events relating to DHCP and begin troubleshooting from there. If the icon appears in red it sounds as though the DHCP server may not be authorised.
Hector Rey There are a number of possibilities. If the event logs are clean and DHCP service starts ok, it is likely there is something remaining from your old config causing a problem, also worth making sure everything is ok with ADDS and DNS.
Ayoub SAJID Hi, I should clarify, the DHCP client in the video was simply a test server, intended to show what happens client side, which is fine in a test environment. I certainly wouldn't recommend assigning dynamic IP addresses to production servers with specific role/s. But do be aware, bulk server deployments for example often assign dynamic IP addresses prior to server provisioning. many thanks for your point.
Saving my day yet again. Your work is very much appreciated man!
Many thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I've recently made an updated version for Windows Server 2019 that may be of interest. th-cam.com/video/hPF3jP2IF7M/w-d-xo.html
how can you disable router from assigning IP ADDRESS TO MY CLIENTS AND MAKE SURE THAT THE DHCP SERVER ASSIGNS IP ADDRESS AND CAN ROUTER STILL BE USED ON THE NETWORK
Hi, most routers have the option to turn on/off DHCP. The router can still be used with DHCP turned off.
Greetings for the day, I had gain good knowledge from your efforts. Thanks for sharing 💐
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for the great feedback👍
How can i extend the range of IP addresses if i have more that 255 clients
Hi, take a look my IPv4 addressing video series, it covers IP address ranges and explains how to specify the number of hosts etc.
hi there, at the end when i type ipconfig.....it still says 10.0.0.2 and DHCP: NO, nothing changes........i am using a virtual environment and my home router has its dhcp ON, does this matter?
thnks
Michel Vivas Medina
Hi there, the server IP
address needs to remain static, 10.0.0.2 is fine, your client
workstation/s need to be set to DHCP in IP address settings. The router DHCP server will cause issues, unless you have created a separate virtual network in your virtual
environment for your server and workstation/s. Hope this helps!
Very Helpful, thank you John
I followed the video but at the end it says that the dchp isn't activated in the Active Directory I go there try to Authorize it and there's no option what did i do wrong?
Blaze Joker Hi, DHCP can only be authorised if you have active directory installed and working correctly. If the server you are installing DHCP on is not a domain controller, make sure it has joined the domain and can 'see' the server that is the domain controller.
hope this helps.
Can a dhcp server work as a router itself too? I don’t have a real router .
Hi, the DHCP server role in Windows Server issues IP addresses dynamically to DHCP clients. But if you have more than one network card in your test lab server, you can set up your server for basic routing.
ittaster Okay. Do you have to put a router in the scope options?
@@jodywaldrop9558 no not at all, only if you need your clients to be able to find a router for Internet, or another network subnet.
i have cnfigured DHCP and also enabled following the exact steps however its not showing in command prompt ( run as an admin) . it shows dhcp enabled - no .....y is that ?
+Ashish Pandit Hi, check DHCP service is started and authorised, also worth checking event logs for any pointers.
Hi itTaster, just quick questions, i am a computer student and just wondering if my local ISP giving me IP address i.e 192.168.0.1 then can i assign server with IP address like 10.0.0.2 and how server will be connected to internet. If you have any video tutorial about this then just let me know. Thanks
+Aman Bhamra Hi, your router is likely to be running DHCP and giving out IP addresses 192.168.0.x. The server and client machines need to be on the same IP network (192.168.0.0). If this is a small test network and you want the server to assign IP addresses, turn off DHCP on your router, assign the server an IP address something like 192.168.0.10 and setup a DHCP scope of something like 192.168.0.11 - 192.168.0.254 for example. The default gateway needs to be your router which is most likey 192.168.0.1.
hope this helps
Jon
+ittaster thanks a lot :)
hi may i know what is your default gateway? cause im following your steps here in setting my dhcp server
My ipv4 address : 10.0.0.2
Subent M : 255.0.0.0
Default gateway : 10.0.0.1?
+faezlimpbizkit Hi, the default gateway is the IP address of a router, this tells devices where to send packets that aren't destined for the local network segment, so they can be routed elsewhere (the Internet, or in a large enterprise network environment other segments / geographical locations).
For example: In a home type network the default gateway would normally be the IP address of an Internet router.
why you changed prefered dns server ipv4 address?
is this not avalable on windows 10?
thank u so much about this one
this video is very good and very clear understanding about this one
thanks :)
So I can make scopes of any IP's manipulating numbers after second dot ? (192.168.X.X) ?
Hi, take a look at my IPv4 videos they go into much more detail, and explain that sort of thing, including how to 'subnet' .
I have no time xD Im ill, tired and have test tommorow :D
otaku flame sir plz tell me how can I removed red cross from dhcp after the installation red cross can appeared
OtakuFlame I can follow your video but still red cross are not removed plz guide me
Thanks a lot of the video. I've learn a lot from it.
However, My problem is, I operate in a virtual environment. I'm using VMware workstation 14.0 to set up a test lab. I want to configure DHCP such that it can lease IPs to various devices in this virtual environment without internet connection on a physical network. Do you have a tutorial for that.
Hi, thanks for your kind comments. I don't have a video on VMWare at the moment unfortunately. Take a look a virtual switches in VMWare this will enable you to create a sandboxed environment for your lab.
Hi, I have a problem with the setup of the DHCP server, I followed the tutorial and everything show exactly like your video but when you use the command prompt for checking the IP address and DNS server address the values that I'm getting are incorrect, the DNS server address still shows the loopback address. I don't know where the problem is since I followed every single step in your videos so far.
+chuchita wonka Hi, When running the 'ipconfig' command on a client pc you should receive either an IP address from the DHCP server, or an automatic ip address that begins with 169.254.x.x if DHCP isn't working. Check the client machine IP address properties for IPV4 are set to DHCP.
Hope this helps
+ittaster Hello,apology on the part of the video where calls actulice address lease appears in the video that I should show the test server .. and nothing shows me something that affects practice
Thank you very much. Good explanation. Lot helpful!! Thanks again!
+Amila Hiran many thanks for your comments
Thanks for the tutorial sir
So you can Connect 192.168.2.X to 192.168.1.X? I cannot find any link of your how to subnet.
Hi, this would depend on your subnet mask, if you have a default class c subnet mask (255.255.255.0) these two networks wouldn't talk because they are different networks. Check out the series of four videos on my channel 'IP4 addressing' they cover how it all works.
Hello.
I have a server with windows server 2008 R2, a company of IT service, I set it up before I started working, I started from a few weeks ago to have problems with DHCP tells me he has no more IP addresses,, but my surprise was when you uninstall and reinstall the DHCP and installed default settings that already existed, also if try to view the DHCP settings I canno see nothing, icon appears in red and will not let me see anything,,
I appreciate if you can help
Hector Rey Check your system log for any events relating to DHCP and begin troubleshooting from there. If the icon appears in red it sounds as though the DHCP server may not be authorised.
Yes, it is the problem, but I am a member of all groups on the server administrators
and does not give me access.
Do you know why?
Hector Rey There are a number of possibilities. If the event logs are clean and DHCP service starts ok, it is likely there is something remaining from your old config causing a problem, also worth making sure everything is ok with ADDS and DNS.
thanx alot
and i hope to got a tutorial for reservations and address leases as configuring them booth
Thanks, there's also a video covering DHCP in Server 2012 R2 on my channel that may be useful?
these are the best videos on youtube. But y is the volume not loud enough? But great videos
+batista many thanks, I'll keep an eye on the volume levels in future videos.
thank you very much!
Good job, I like so much
+pov men thanks
Thanks for work... =))
You are awesome! Thanks!!!
thanks very much!!
Helpfull😊
AT LAST PROPER ENGLISH SPEAKER OH THANK GOD
Many thanks! I'm glad you liked the video.
you assigned a dynamic IP address to a Server wich is not recommended
Ayoub SAJID Hi, the server is configured with a static IP address of 10.0.0.2 in the video.
i didn't mean the DC im talking about the other server in the end of the video which had a dynamic IP from the DC
Ayoub SAJID Hi, I should clarify, the
DHCP client in the video was simply a test server, intended to show
what happens client side, which is fine in a test environment. I certainly wouldn't recommend assigning dynamic IP addresses to
production servers with specific role/s. But do be aware, bulk
server deployments for example often assign dynamic IP addresses prior to server
provisioning.
many thanks for your
point.
ah ok :) it would be better if you did it with a PC client ;)
however it's a good tutorial :) thanks
Thanks a lot.
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