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Operating System Lab Project Report

The document provides instructions for installing and configuring a DHCP server on a Windows server. It explains that a DHCP server automatically assigns IP addresses to devices on a network to simplify configuration. The installation steps include adding the DHCP server role using the Server Manager and features wizard. The configuration steps involve completing the post-install wizard and using the DHCP management console to define IP address scopes and other options.

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Operating System Lab Project Report

The document provides instructions for installing and configuring a DHCP server on a Windows server. It explains that a DHCP server automatically assigns IP addresses to devices on a network to simplify configuration. The installation steps include adding the DHCP server role using the Server Manager and features wizard. The configuration steps involve completing the post-install wizard and using the DHCP management console to define IP address scopes and other options.

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Project Report

Submitted To,
Mr. Mohammad Monirul Islam, Lecturer
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Daffodil International University

Submitted By,
Group Member 1 – Najib Mahmud , id – 173-15-928
Group Member 2- Mazid-ul-tafsir(akash), id- 191-15-1028
Course- Operating System Lab
What is a DHCP Server?

A DHCP server (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is a server that


automatically assigns IP addresses to computers and other devices on the
network. Without a DHCP server, each device on the network would need to
be manually configured with an IP address.

Why is a DHCP server needed?

Every device on the network needs an IP address to access network resources


such as the internet, applications and even making phone calls. With a DHCP
server this entire process is automated and can be managed from a centralized
server. When mobile devices move from one office to another it may require a
new IP address. DHCP handles this automatically, providing a new IP address
when the device moves to another location. Without a DHCP server there
would be an overwhelming amount of manual configuration assigning IP
addresses to devices on the network. A DHCP server is a huge time saver.

How to Install DHCP Server:

Step 1: Open Server Manager

Click the start button then click the Server Manager


Step 2: Add roles and features

On the server manager dashboard click “Add roles and features” This will start
the add roles and features wizard

Click next on the before you begin page.


Step 3: Select Role-based or feature-based installation

Make sure “Role-based or feature-based installation is selected and click next


Step 4: Select destination server

On this page choose the server you want the DHCP service installed on. In this
example I’ll be choosing the local server.

Step 5: Select server roles

On this page you want to select the DHCP server roles and click next.
When you select the roll you will get a pop up asking to add features that are
required for the DHCP server. Click add features
Back on the select server roles page click next
Step 6: Feature, DHCP Server

On the features screen click next


On the DHCP server click next
Step 7: Confirmation

On the confirmation page you can select to automatically restarted the server
if required.
On the 2016 server it does not require a restart.

Click install and the install will start.


You will get an install progress page, it will say install succeeded when
complete.
That completes the install of the DHCP role. Move onto the next section for
steps on configuring the DCHP server.

Configure DHCP Server:


If you followed the steps above you should now have the DHCP service
installed.
But.. It still needs to be configured.

Step 1: Server Manager

In the server manager dashboard you will see a yellow notification at the top
left.
Click on it
Now click on “Complete DHCP configuration”

Step 2: Post-Install configuration wizard


On the description screen click next
On the authorization page use AD credentials if the server is joined to the
domain.
Choose “Skip AD authorization” if the DHCP server is standalone and not
joined to the domain.
Click commit
You will see a summary page of the configuration steps
Click close
Now you can open the DHCP management console to configure DHCP scopes
and other options.

To access the DHCP management console click start -> Windows


Administrative Tool -> DHCP
The DHCP management console

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