Re: Windows AD integrated DHCP server

From: momo2804@xxxxxxxxx
Date: 7 Jul 2006 03:15:25 -0700

Yeah thats what I meant sorry.........

So if I have a domain with the DHCP being a member server, what are the
visble benfits other than the thing about dynamic updates with DNS...
and easier management......

That compared with having the DHCP server be a standalone workgroup
DHCP service enabled....

Cheers...

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