Labs4IT! - How to Selectively Set DHCP Server Bindings for Network Connections in DHCP in Windows Server 2000

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Title: How to Selectively Set DHCP Server Bindings for Network Connections in DHCP in Windows Server 2000

Objective: The objective of this demo is to teach you how to selectively set DHCP server bindings for network connections in DHCP in Windows Server 2000. If a network connection has more than one IP address configured, only the first configured IP address is used or affected by the DHCP server bindings. Any additional configured IP addresses are not used or configurable for bindings and are never used to service clients. The DHCP Server service never binds to any wide area network (WAN) or DHCP-enabled network connections on a server computer. For this reason, these connections do not appear in the Bindings dialog box.

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