DHCP server fail
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12-19-2019 10:15 AM
Hi,
What if suddenly the DHCP server fails, how do u handle users? What will be quick solution? Assume there are about 500 users connected to server.
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12-19-2019 10:26 AM
Well, how fail? Where is your server setup? Have you a dhcp failover? It is under which OS? Windows, Linux, L3 Switch?
About your topology environment? Could you draw a simple exemple about your environment?
There are many ways to handle it, but to suggest a better solution for you, we need more information about your environment/topology.
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12-19-2019 08:57 PM
Pls assume that only lone DHCP server connected to hosts fails, what will
be the quick resolution to provide ip for hosts?
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12-19-2019 11:12 AM
You can create the DHCP pool in a network device, such as a router or an L3 switch.
This could work until the DHCP server problem is resolved.
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12-19-2019 03:11 PM
It all depends on how you design the DHCP Server in the environment, is the high availability required for business yes or no. ( Costing and so on the factor to take into accounts)
Technically you need to set up 2 DHCP Servers always, so one fails another one automatically serves the purpose.
make sure you split the IP to 2 DHCP Servers.
