DHCP Problem
I connected to a customer's server computer using a subscription I have 4RemoteSupport for pc remote control on-demand software from a service provider. I had to check on a DHCP problem. This domain has to DHCP servers for redundancy. One had a portion of the IP subnet and the other has another portion of the subnet. It's split almost down the middle. It seems that for some reason the DHCP on one of their servers was not responding and all leases were out for computers on the first scope. The solution was a stop and restart of the services.
Restart DHCP process
Remotely access the server using 4RemoteSupport, Once you have control of the server restarting the processes is actually a simple process on Windows server . This works on all versions of Microsoft Windows server. Just ensure your on the right once that is running the DHCP service.
Open an elevated command prompt.
Enter
c:\> net stop dhcp && net start dhcp
The commands could be spit to two separate commands.
c:\> net stop dhcp
c:\> net start dhcp
On a Linux system
To stop the DHCP service, type the following command: # /etc/init.d/dhcp stop.
To start the DHCP service, type the following command: # /etc/init.d/dhcp start.
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