Sys265‐DHCPlab - ConnorEast/Tech-Journal GitHub Wiki

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In "Server manager" go to > "tools\add-roles-and-features"
Under Server Rules: Select "DHCP Server"
Continue to the "results" tab and hit install
Once the installation has completed select "complete DHCP configuration"
On the page labeled "Post-Install configuration wizard" confirm an admin accounts credentials are used. IE:connor.east-adm
Right click on the server and select DHCP services
From the DropDown right click Ipv4 and select new scope
On the "New Scope Wizard" add a Name and description for your scope.
On the page labeled "IP Address Range" insert the information neccessarry for your system
On the page labeled "Add Exclusions and Delay" Leave it blank unless you have devices that need a specific IP to function
On the page labeled "lease duration" feel free to leave it as is
On the page labeled "Configure DHCP Options" confirm yes is selected and hit next
On the page labeled "Router (Default Gateway)" insert 10.0.5.2 in the location labeled "ip address"
Complete the rest of the setup

# locate Domain user and assign it to a variable ~~~~ $domainUserName = [System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent().name # Locates the IPv4 address from the first network adapter available and assign it to a variable ~~~~ $networkAddress = Get-NetIPAddress \| Where-Object { $_.AddressFamily -eq 'IPv4'} # Get DHCP Server IP From network address and assign it to a variable ~~~~ $dhcpServerIP = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration \| Where-Object {$_.DHCPEnabled -eq $true} \| Select-Object -ExpandProperty DHCPServer # Get DNS Server Address and set it equal to a variable ~~~~ $dnsIP = Get-DnsClientServerAddress \| Select-Object -ExpandProperty ServerAddresses # The following commands output the contents of the variables above ~~~~ Write-Host "Domain User: $domainUserName" ~~~~ Write-Host "IPv4 Address: $($networkAddress.IPAddress)" ~~~~ Write-Host "DHCP Server: $dhcpServerIP" ~~~~ Write-Host "Gateway IP: $gatewayIP" ~~~~ Write-Host "DNS IP: $dnsIP"