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Identify the DHCP Server

By Working IT ·
My network has 2 Win2k3 and 1 Win2k servers, and a Cisco Router which is connected to the T1. How can I identify which one is acting as the DHCP on the network without shuting down any of them?

At the same time, if the DHCP tool is missing from the Administrative Tools folder, where can I find the DHCP tool again?

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by 3xp3rt In reply to Identify the DHCP Server

Follow this link http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=c16ae515-c8f4-47ef-a1e4-a8dcbacff8e3&DisplayLang=en
and install the win2003 admin tools to your computer. Now you have a lot of utilities for your problem.

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Thank you for the admin tools suggestion. But can this tools help me to identify which one of them (W2k3, W2k, and router) is my DHCP server?

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by 3xp3rt In reply to Identify the DHCP Server

Yes of course. You have a tool called DHCP. Run this and add the servers. Whitch is not the DHCP server giv you error, the real DHCP server connect without error

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