Implementing dhcp servers and dns servers

I need information on how to implement a primary dhcp server and a
secondary dhcp server. I also nee information on how to implement a primary
and a secondary dns server.

Briscobar
Fri Jun 16 13:17:36 CDT 2006

doughboy31 <doughboy31@discussions.microsoft.com> rambled:
>
> I need information on how to implement a primary dhcp server and
> a secondary dhcp server. I also nee information on how to implement a
> primary and a secondary dns server.

What you want to do is set up one DHCP server. Then, set up another one.

Repeat this process for DNS.


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kuky
Fri Jun 16 14:27:15 CDT 2006

All info is here..
Good Luck
http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/Library/2e0186ba-1a09-42b5-81c8-3ecca4ddde5e1033.mspx?mfr=true




"doughboy31" <doughboy31@discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
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> I need information on how to implement a primary dhcp server and a
> secondary dhcp server. I also nee information on how to implement a
> primary
> and a secondary dns server.

Frank
Fri Jun 16 13:37:02 CDT 2006

It is true as KB said but you have to use the 80/20 rule for the scope. Use
80% of the IP range for the first DHCP server and 20% for the second one.
Make sure you have excluded the associated IP address range on each DHCP
server.
Another method you can use is to deploy DHCP clustering which inturn can
serve as load balancing also. However, be aware of some application that is
not cluster aware. Good luck

Frank Nguyen
MCP, MCSE

"doughboy31" wrote:

> I need information on how to implement a primary dhcp server and a
> secondary dhcp server. I also nee information on how to implement a primary
> and a secondary dns server.

Frank
Fri Jun 16 13:41:02 CDT 2006

About the DNS servers, you can do the same for clustering, or deploy one DNS
server for each subnet and then create zones on each DNS server which will
allow them to update each other.

Frank Nguyen
MCP, MCSE

"doughboy31" wrote:

> I need information on how to implement a primary dhcp server and a
> secondary dhcp server. I also nee information on how to implement a primary
> and a secondary dns server.

Frisbee®
Fri Jun 16 13:42:52 CDT 2006

"Frank Nguyen" <Frank Nguyen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EA836D2C-D396-4A3F-AB3C-FA7C008C32C2@microsoft.com...
>
> Frank Nguyen
> MCP, MCSE

You're an MCSE -AND- an MCP?!

Wow... That MCP must have been hard to get!

I think you have to take ALL of Microsoft's exams to get that MCP title.

MSCE is so easy compared to that.

FrankNguyen
Fri Jun 16 14:00:02 CDT 2006

MSCE ???? Actually MCP is the easiest one because it is the first step to
obtain a Microsoft certification. MCSE is much much harder since you have to
pass total 7 exams and have to have a broader knowdlege about network and
security design.

Frank Nguyen

"Frisbee®" wrote:

> "Frank Nguyen" <Frank Nguyen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:EA836D2C-D396-4A3F-AB3C-FA7C008C32C2@microsoft.com...
> >
> > Frank Nguyen
> > MCP, MCSE
>
> You're an MCSE -AND- an MCP?!
>
> Wow... That MCP must have been hard to get!
>
> I think you have to take ALL of Microsoft's exams to get that MCP title.
>
> MSCE is so easy compared to that.
>
>
>

kpg
Fri Jun 16 14:04:49 CDT 2006

As Frank Nguyen once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse

> Actually MCP is the easiest one because it is
> the first step to obtain a Microsoft certification. MCSE is much much
> harder since you have to pass total 7 exams and have to have a broader
> knowdlege about network and security design.

Say it ain't so.

MitchS
Fri Jun 16 14:13:57 CDT 2006

"Briscobar" <youcant@sendmespam.com> wrote in message
news:uTrJjDXkGHA.1640@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> doughboy31 <doughboy31@discussions.microsoft.com> rambled:
>>
>> I need information on how to implement a primary dhcp server and
>> a secondary dhcp server. I also nee information on how to implement a
>> primary and a secondary dns server.
>
> What you want to do is set up one DHCP server. Then, set up another one.
>
> Repeat this process for DNS.

I tried what you said and now have 4 DHCP servers and no DNS servers. WHY
CAN'T YOU HELP ME?

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MitchS
Fri Jun 16 14:15:17 CDT 2006

"Frank Nguyen" <FrankNguyen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:75339AEF-D1FA-4DE6-8903-0C2C3465DC63@microsoft.com...
> MSCE ???? Actually MCP is the easiest one because it is the first step to
> obtain a Microsoft certification. MCSE is much much harder since you have
> to
> pass total 7 exams and have to have a broader knowdlege about network and
> security design.
>
> Frank Nguyen
>
> "Frisbee®" wrote:
>
>> "Frank Nguyen" <Frank Nguyen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:EA836D2C-D396-4A3F-AB3C-FA7C008C32C2@microsoft.com...
>> >
>> > Frank Nguyen
>> > MCP, MCSE
>>
>> You're an MCSE -AND- an MCP?!
>>
>> Wow... That MCP must have been hard to get!
>>
>> I think you have to take ALL of Microsoft's exams to get that MCP title.
>>
>> MSCE is so easy compared to that.

Someone call maintenance! We need a new sarcasm meter installed pronto.

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MCNGP XLVIII (Now do the other certs REALLY matter?)
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Frisbee®
Fri Jun 16 14:17:10 CDT 2006

"kpg" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns97E48F3CF4C7Cipostthereforeiam@127.0.0.1...
> As Frank Nguyen once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse
>
>> Actually MCP is the easiest one because it is
>> the first step to obtain a Microsoft certification. MCSE is much much
>> harder since you have to pass total 7 exams and have to have a broader
>> knowdlege about network and security design.
>
> Say it ain't so.

Well, that certainly explains why he lists them both!

Just don't tell the people in HR that the MCP is the easiest. Shhhh.

FrankNguyen
Fri Jun 16 14:19:01 CDT 2006

It seems to me :-)

"kpg" wrote:

> As Frank Nguyen once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse
>
> > Actually MCP is the easiest one because it is
> > the first step to obtain a Microsoft certification. MCSE is much much
> > harder since you have to pass total 7 exams and have to have a broader
> > knowdlege about network and security design.
>
> Say it ain't so.
>

JaR
Fri Jun 16 14:58:13 CDT 2006

=?Utf-8?B?RnJhbmsgTmd1eWVu?= <FrankNguyen@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in news:75339AEF-D1FA-4DE6-8903-0C2C3465DC63@microsoft.com:

> MSCE ???? Actually MCP is the easiest one because it is the first
> step to obtain a Microsoft certification. MCSE is much much harder
> since you have to pass total 7 exams and have to have a broader
> knowdlege about network and security design.

Tell us more, Mr. Obvious.

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FrankNguyen
Fri Jun 16 15:48:02 CDT 2006

Well....Just want to tell you guys the truth based on what I had gone through
to get the certification. It takes a lots of hard works and hands on to
achive what I have today and I am proudly to show it off. For those who we
call "MCP or MCSE on paper" because they have cheated their ways out to be
certified, shame on them.

Frank Nguyen

"JaR" wrote:

> =?Utf-8?B?RnJhbmsgTmd1eWVu?= <FrankNguyen@discussions.microsoft.com>
> wrote in news:75339AEF-D1FA-4DE6-8903-0C2C3465DC63@microsoft.com:
>
> > MSCE ???? Actually MCP is the easiest one because it is the first
> > step to obtain a Microsoft certification. MCSE is much much harder
> > since you have to pass total 7 exams and have to have a broader
> > knowdlege about network and security design.
>
> Tell us more, Mr. Obvious.
>
> --
> JaR
> MCNGP #22
> Remove hat to reply
> Abandon hope, all ye who enter here.
>

JaR
Fri Jun 16 16:03:41 CDT 2006

=?Utf-8?B?RnJhbmsgTmd1eWVu?= <FrankNguyen@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in news:4323EC5C-7442-44C2-B0F8-A8B7D8C3C2DF@microsoft.com:

> For those who we
> call "MCP or MCSE on paper" because they have cheated their ways out
> to be certified, shame on them.
>
>

Yes.

Erm, the reason you are taking a mild ribbing here, is that you posted "MCP
& MCSE" in your sig.

That's rather redundant, don't you see? An MCSE means, by default, that you
have attained MCP status.

At least seven times, in fact.

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kpg
Fri Jun 16 16:14:51 CDT 2006

As Frank Nguyen once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse

> Well....Just want to tell you guys the truth based on
> what I had gone through to get the certification. It takes a lots of
> hard works and hands on to achive what I have today and I am proudly
> to show it off. For those who we call "MCP or MCSE on paper" because
> they have cheated their ways out to be certified, shame on them.
>
> Frank Nguyen


You da man, Frank.

kpg
Fri Jun 16 16:19:10 CDT 2006

As JaR once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse

> At least seven times, in fact.

I remember this dicsussion from a few weeks ago.

Wow, history does reppeat itself!

JaR
Fri Jun 16 16:35:08 CDT 2006

kpg <no@way.com> wrote in news:Xns97E4A604BCB9Cipostthereforeiam@127.0.0.1:

>> At least seven times, in fact.
>
> I remember this dicsussion from a few weeks ago.
>
> Wow, history does reppeat itself!

It's like deja vu all over again!

~$.01 to Y.B.

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BD>
Fri Jun 16 22:51:19 CDT 2006

"JaR" <lakabuxderby@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> ~$.01 to Y.B.
>
What? I tell ya...a nickel ain't worth a dime anymore.

hamster
Fri Jun 23 17:51:02 CDT 2006

Frank, their pullin your chain! (ack)
hamster

"Frank Nguyen" wrote:

> It seems to me :-)
>
> "kpg" wrote:
>
> > As Frank Nguyen once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse
> >
> > > Actually MCP is the easiest one because it is
> > > the first step to obtain a Microsoft certification. MCSE is much much
> > > harder since you have to pass total 7 exams and have to have a broader
> > > knowdlege about network and security design.
> >
> > Say it ain't so.
> >

BD>
Fri Jun 23 18:11:00 CDT 2006

<< While I was at work, hamster spurted out:
<<------------------------------------------>>
> Frank, their pullin your chain! (ack)
> hamster
>
You're kidding!!


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