I'm not sure what you mean with the original question - can you elaborate
please? Do you want RIS to exist on one server and DHCP to be a service on
another server?
Thanks,
Bob
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RE: Does RIS require a Microsoft DHCP server? ... the benefits to running RIS on DHCP, ... What you do to authorize you RIS, if on another server, is open a DHCP MMC... (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
Re: RIS DHCP Router ...RIS server...DHCP server... Make sure the ip address your client is getting is not in use somewhere - ... (microsoft.public.win2000.setup_deployment)
RE: Does RIS require a Microsoft DHCP server? ... Since I can't ever change that, I won't be able to use RIS since the DHCP...server will point any PXE device, even a PC, at the phone server and the RIS ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
RE: Does RIS require a Microsoft DHCP server? ... one of which is DHCP.... Network setup....are you trying to run RIS across a router?? ... I'm setting up RIS on a seperate server, no DHCP, DNS or any other role ... For additional information on the PXE client DHCP conversation,... (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
