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Does DHCP service have to run on a Domain contoller??? If not, then the type of Win2000 server should be a standalone type?
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by timwalsh
First, some terminology:
In the Windows 2000 world, there are generally 3 types of servers -
Domain Controllers (DCs) - self-explanatory
Member servers - servers joined to a domain, but not functioning as DCs
Standalone servers - servers not joined to a domain (e.g. a web server in a DMZ)
To answer your question, the DHCP service does NOT need to be run on a DC. But it must be run on a server joined to the domain (i.e. a member server).
Hope this answers your question.
Makes sense...Thanks you, Never fails...another set of eyes, sees it clearer/
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