Question 4 of 7
The network you manage has 200 workstations split into two network segments . Each segment has two
servers, each running Windows Server 2012 R2 . The two segments are connected by a single router that is
not BootP enabled. To get around this, you’ve set up a DHCP server on Subnetl and a DHCP Relay Agent on
Subnet2.
Over the weekend, you received an e-mail alert that the DHCP server went down . When you arrive onsite,
you find the DHCP server has suffered a critical failure from which it will not easily recover. You decide to
replace it.
You add the DHCP role to the other server on Subnetl and configure it with both scopes . You configure all
server and scope options.
When you arrive for work Monday morning, you receive reports that computers on one subnet cannot
communicate with computers on the other subnet . Computers are able to communicate with workstations on
the same subnet. You find that computers on Subnetl have received IP addresses from the DHCP server, but
computers in Subnet2 have not.
What should you do?
0 In the DHCP console, authorize the server for DHCP.
0 In Routing and Remote Access, change the bindings configured for the Relay Agent protocol.
0 In the DHCP console, change the bindings configured for the DHCP server.
@ In Routing and Remote Access, change the IP address configured for the Relay Agent protocol.
Explanation
Configure the Relay Agent with the IP address of the server. When you installed DHCP on the other server on Subnet1 ,
the IP address of the DHCP server changed. The relay agent is still configured to forward DHCP requests to the failed
server.
Configure the bindings on the DHCP and relay agent server to identify the network interfaces that the services will listen
for requests. Because the DHCP server on Subnet1 is responding to DHCP requests, you know that the bindings are
correct and that it has been authorized. Because the relay agent configuration has not changed, you know that its
bindings are still correct.
Objectives
Objectives for MS 70-41 0:
402 Deploy and configure Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) service
References
LabSim for Windows Server Pro: Install and Configure, Section 1 0.3.
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