Five step-by-step guides added to the DHCP page (Networking TechCenter)

If you want to try out DHCP on Windows Server 2008 R2 in a test lab, wow, this is your lucky day! We've added links to five step-by-step guides on the DHCP page of the Networking TechCenter.

All five can be found in the TechNet Technical Library:

• Demonstrate DHCP Link Layer-based Filtering in a Test Lab: This DHCP step-by-step guide shows how to deploy link layer-based filtering in a test lab so that you can better understand how this configuration works.
• Demonstrate DHCP Name Protection in a Test Lab: This DHCP step-by-step guide contains an introduction to name protection and instructions for setting up a test lab using one DHCP server and three client computers.
• Demonstrate DHCP Split Scope with Delay on a Secondary Server in a Test Lab: This DHCP step-by-step guide contains an introduction to using DHCP with a split scope on a secondary server, with delay, and instructions for setting up a test lab using two DHCP servers and one DHCP client.
• Migrating DHCP to a Cluster Running Windows Server 2008 R2: This DHCP step-by-step guide describes the steps that are necessary when migrating a clustered DHCP server to a cluster running Windows Server 2008 R2, beyond the standard steps required for migrating clustered services and applications in general.
• Demonstrate DHCP Failover Clustering in a Test Lab: Introduces quorum-based clustering and instructions for setting up a test lab using two DHCP servers running Windows Server 2008 R2, one Windows Storage Server, and two Windows DHCP clients.

Thanks,
Scott, your Network TC editor