Hi. Yes I can fix that.
To do that I need the ouput from the following commands:
1. Run this command, replace the IP with the IP of your main dhcp server:
netsh dhcp server 10.1.1.20 show server
Run the command again but replace the IP with any IP that doesn’t run DHCP
2. From your main DHCP-server run this command:
netsh dhcp server show scope
3. The last command need a bit work. If you have Vendor specific options configured on your server, jump to running the command, otherwise you have to create at temporary vendor specific option first. Open DHCP-management tool and right-click on your DHCP servers name and choose “Define Vendor Classes…”. Click “Add” in the “DHCP Vendor Classes”-window that appears. In “Display name” and “Description” enter Temp. Click in the box under ASCII and enter Temp, then click OK. Close the “DHCP Vendor Classes”-window. Right-click on your servers name again and now choose “Set predefined options…”. On the “Option Class” drop-down list, choose Temp and then click Add. The “Option type” window appears. In the “Name” box enter Temp and in the “Code” box enter 1, then click OK.
Now right-click the “Server option” folder under your DHCP-server in the DHCP-management tool, and choose “Configure options…”. Click the Advanced tab on the “Server options” window that appears. On the “Vendor class” drop down list choose Temp. Click the checkbox “001 Temp” and the click OK.
Now run the command:
netsh dhcp server show optionvalue all
If you created the option Temp, then remove it. First go to “Server options” and delete the option 001 Temp, then Right-click your servers name and choose “Define Vendor Classes…”, then delete the class Temp
Mail me the results, you can find my mailaddress at the download-page.