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When a DHCP server is decommissioned, or the DHCP database is simply moved to another server, the original server should be un-authorised so that it no longer shows up as an authorised server in the DHCP snap-in (and for tidiness' sake). Likewise, if a DHCP server disastrously fails or is incorrectly taken offline, this too needs removing from the list of authorised servers. This article discusses the different ways of un-authorising and/ or removing authorised DHCP servers from the directory.
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Taking the plunge and introducing Windows Server 2003 Domain Controllers into your working Windows 2000 forest is often a worrying time for some administrators. And there's usually lots of questions posted prior to doing the updates, particularly "How do I know everything has completed properly?" This article shows you how to answer this question. |
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