Configuring DHCP Load Balancing and Failover Using Windows Server 2022

In this video, we expand our Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP) functionality by configuring load balancing and failover between two DHCP Windows Server 2022 servers. We configure and verify the deployment as well as discuss the differences between Load Balanced and Hot Standby configurations.

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Time Stamps
00:00 Intro
00:57 Infrastructure Overview
02:39 Review of DHCP Core Configuration
03:39 Configure DHCP Role of DHCP02
06:06 Configure DHCP Failover on DHCP01
08:29 Load Balancing vs Hot Standby
10:54 Server Side Verification
12:58 Failover Verification

Previous video in the series
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Configuring DHCP

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[zxy]

I've watched a few videos on this topic. I appreciate your in depth explanations. I've configured the fail over for a client and replicated the scope in two servers. Everything looks in order. Upon restarting one workstation, I see the new server as the DHCP server, but the computer cannot reach the internet. Yet, both servers have no errors and can see internet fine. I disabled the NIC and the workstation is good. The only thing I can think of that may have caused this error is, I have not installed the DNS roll on this new server. Do you think that may have caused the error. Do you have videos that explain how to configure backup DNS server in a domain?
Thank you for any comments.

Useful video. Let's say I have another DC running in my private network. Can the DHCP server failover be installed on the secondary DC?

[sfsfsdfsdification]

Great content! Thanx! Is it possible to do Win Server 2022 failover to a Linux DHCP server?