- VirtualBox
- Windows Server 2016
- Windows 7
- Windows Server 2016
Select "Add Roles and Features" from the server manager and click DHCP:
Click Next:
Select the SERVER1.cyber.local address and click next:
Check the DHCP Server box and proceed:
Select Add Features:
Proceed next:
Proceed next:
Proceed next again:
Finally, start the installation:
On the next window, click "Complete DHCP Configuration":
Click Next and enter the CYBER\Administrator user credentials. Select Commit.:
Notice the progress as "Done". Close the window:
Open the DHCP intervice:
Open server1.cyber.local and right click IPv4. Select New Scope:
Name the scope "Cyber Scope" and click Next:
Set the IP address rnage to 10.0.0.1-10.0.0.200, with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. Proceed next:
Exclude the range 10.0.0.1-10.0.0.10 from the DHCP allocation and click Next:
Set the lease duration to seven days and click Next:
Select Yes, I want to configure these options now, and click Next:
Leave the Router fields blank and click Next:
In the DNS config, make sure the parent domain is cyber.local and the address is 10.0.0.1, then click Next:
Skip the following configuration window and click Next:
Select the option to activate the scope and click Next, Finish:
Open the DHCP management tool and verify that the scope was created and is active:
Log into the Windows 7 Client and configure it to obtain the IP address automatically (if configured otherwise):
Open the command prompt and run "ipconfig /all". Notice the Primary DNS Suffix, IPv4 Addreess, and Subnet Mask. Take note of the MAC address for the next step:
Go to the DHCP server and navigate to the Address Leases folder. View the client's lease settings:
Click your scope to expand it, and right-click Reservations to create a new reservation:
Configure the DHCP reservations for the client with the name for Client7, as follows:
IP address: 10.0.0.50
MAC Address: Should be noted from the previous steps
Description: Optional
Support types: Select Both
Notice the Reservation for the Windows 7 Client:
Go back to the client, open CMD and run the command "ipconfig /renew". Try "ipconfig" if you recieve an error message, as the system may have already assigned the reservation:
