Dual DHCP DNS Server 2.1.0 Full Version
The program is self-contained and supports the creation of a DNS, DHCP, and shared IP address database.
It offers the same interfaces as the native DHCP functions of Windows as described here.
It supports both Windows 95 and 98.
It supports both Windows 2000/2003 for IP address assignment.
It supports both Windows NT for IP address assignment.
It supports both Windows 2000 and XP for hostname resolution.
It can allocate any available IP address and not just the first one.
It can run in batch mode if the IP addresses are not to be changed and in interactive mode if the IP addresses are to be changed.
It supports the process of automatic renewal of IP addresses by the user.
With the exception of the Windows NT, it can also operate by service. This can be a great advantage for scheduling it as soon as possible or it can also be set to run unattended while the user is at work.
It offers the user the ability to schedule the run of the program as a service.
It offers the user the ability to schedule a startup in advance of Windows to automatically perform the software update.
The program can be run as a self-contained module by double-clicking on it or by double-clicking on the application itself.
It is possible to use it with both Windows NT and Windows 95/98.
Although it operates by connecting to an online (or local) database, it is possible to perform a full installation.
The network administrators can monitor the changes to the database in real time.
System Requirements:
Windows 95/98/2000/XP (NT or NT)
Windows Server 2000/2003 (NT or NT)
Introduction to MS DHCP:
The Microsoft DHCP is a service which is automatically started whenever Windows is booted. It is required for systems that want to use IP addresses to be allocated by the DHCP.
The simple purpose of the service is to obtain the IP addresses automatically from the DHCP service and to publish them on the network. For this process to function, the service publishes a configuration file that describes the network and the IP addresses to be allocated to the network and Windows interprets it. The service then listens for messages that are transmitted from the DHCP to provide the IP addresses to the computer or cluster of computers that makes such a request. This configuration file is known as a DHCP Offer and it is sent by the DHCP service
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