Case Study: Configuring The Dhcp Server In Microsoft Windows Server 2008 - Extreme Networks Auto Configuration Configuration

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Case Study: Configuring the DHCP Server in Microsoft Windows
Server 2008
ExtremeXOS software version 12.5.1. and Microsoft Windows Server 2008 were used in this case study.
In this section, we will describe the steps required to configure the DHCP Server in Microsoft Windows Server 2008 to work with
the Extreme Networks Auto Configuration feature. In particular, we will configure the DHCP server to serve the required
information for ExtremeXOS switches of type X450e-48p.
NOTES
In a Microsoft Windows 2008 Server, ensure that the role DHCP is installed and a scope to serve DHCP clients exists. In this example
we have defined a scope "PrimeCorp Corp Clients" which uses the IP Address range 192.168.2.101 – 192.168.2.150.
Steps: Open the DHCP Server program.
Steps: On the left pane, right click on the super scope IPv4 → Click "Define Vendor Classes..."
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