Bro You are a Legend, i had no clue at all about Active Directory before. But you have just smash everything into pieces for me. Thank you very much 10 star.
I noticed that Administrator has these groups: Administrator, Domain Admins, Domain Users, Enterprise Admins, Group Policy Creation, Schema Admins. My admin account my_admin only has: Administrator, Domain Admins. I imagine that's the reason why my_admin Authorizing DHCP server failed, but I haven't the time to test this right now. I'll just continue installing SCCM/WSUS as Administrator and try to work out permissions to access the installed applications after. Yes I'll have to use an archived WSUS/SCCM because my company on has a license for SQL 2016. I like your web-casts and appreciate your help. Best Regards, Allan
Helpful video. When configuring the IP address for the network adapter do you need to already have DHCP setup on the router? Do you have to create a new range of IP addresses beyond what the router already has setup?
Like DNS, it may ask you to set a static IP before installing DHCP tools. If you were testing this at home you may need to disable DHCP on your home router to make sure this one works
Hi, i have router from ISP that act as dhcp "server", now i installed for testing purposes w2k19 with active directory, dns and dhcp, like in your video.. Now i have in network 2dhcp, should i disable the dhcp function in the router, so on the network will be only one w2k19 dhcp server? Will all the devices on my network work with internet access?! Thank for answer.
You can disable the DHCP service on the ISP router. But make sure that you have same network configuration settings as ISP router. I mean DHCP scope range, Default Gateways IP Address etc..
Im lost at the portion where you are bringing the client computer in and getting them to connect to one another and being able to view that in the Leases folder. When trying to replicate what you are doing and connecting w a client. I made a new VM (to match the client you are using) but the issue is the VM is already automatically set to 'obtain an IP automatically' and 'obtain DNS server addresses'. and then after selecting okay, it is not connected to domain and stuck on ethernet0 undefined network
I think probably your local DHCP server is assigning the IP address to your client computer (I mean client VM). By default VirtualBox DHCP service is also running with (Host Only adapter type) and if you select NAT adapter type, you will automatically receive IP from the range 10.0.2.x. To avoid all confusion and to keep it simple, change the both (DHCP and Client) VM's adapter settings to Internal Network type, save the VM settings. Now your client will obtain IP address from your local DHCP server.
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Hey yall, i have a small issue with my vm of Server 2022. I have the same network settings as this video and i have not messed with the vm settings but my VM does not have network access. I tried pinging google, and the ip address itself and it gives host is unreachable. What do I do
First, you need to identify your local network IP address range and configure the IP settings on your VM according to that range. In this video, my local network is 172.18.72.0/24, with the router's IP address being 172.18.72.1.
Hi man. You are sharing a really helpful tutorials. I have a question about configuring DHCP and IPTV box. DHCP service on my WS2019 in working fine but when i connect IPTV it takes an IP address but shows the message that there is no internet connection. In same time the client PC`s in my home network are working fine. So... Is there any additional settings for DHCP server i should make?
Thanks for the video ! Very clear explanation.. I have a question.. How is the physical connection setup done between the host and the server in order for the DHCP address to be assigned to it ? Is the host computer directly connected to an ethernet port on the server or by just joining the domain would work ? thanks to inform..
This is Great, thank you. New subscriber here. I have a question I already followed your tutorial. I installed the Windows Server on Hyper-V and I successfully connected the host PC on to the domain and the internet is working fine. However, when I connected another PC and successfully join to the domain the internet doesn't work. I run some troubleshooting and I notice when I run ipconfig it cannot get the default gate way that's why the internet doesn't work. Hope you can answer this. Thank you!
As you have mentioned that default gateway address is available might be that is the reason. First check the default gateways IP address in DHCP scope option (For the DHCP scope from client is getting IP address). If it is not there (or incorrect), you can specify (or modify) the default gateway's address in DHCP by adding the default gateways IP address in DHCP scope options. In short check the DHCP scope for default gateways IP address.
Hello, Since I m new ,I have software I will installing in server 2019 and how other clients reach to this server question which option of server I need to install ?
help please, on my client, it shows unidentified network. ive checked the status, the dhcp is enabled edit: ah i used bridge for both vm, and it worked
@@mysticstardust1109 Sounds like your using VirtualBox. I'm using ESXi right now. I prefer VirtualBox because you have access to the host Linux OS. ESXi is an appliance. Good Luck :-)
@@MSFTWebCast @MSFT WebCast thanks for responding. I didn't find your email address. I was trying to send my email, but it was taken off. Do you have any other means of contacting you?
It is not necessary to join client to domain for getting an IP address from DHCP server. Any client on your local network (same as DHCP) can get an IP address from your DHCP server.
Hello sir, I know this is 3 years ago, I hope you still notice this, when I obtain Ip adress from my member server, why do I not have internet. it says on the status that everything is okay but I have no internet
Your Setting up Active Directory in Windows Server 2019 (Step By Step Guide) video shows Defender Private: On but this shows Defender Domain: On - does this make a difference?
Its up to your requirement. Generally DHCP service does not consume more resources, so if you dont want to use dedicated server then you can install on domain controller. If you have dedicated server then you can use it for DHCP.
The issue with this instructional video is the following: 1. When creating a new Win10 client, you did no specify which Network Adapter type you used in the Virtual Box settings? - I have tried using the "Internal Network" adapter, which doesn't work - I have tried using "Host Only" adapter on the DC client while disabling the Virtual Box DHCP server (and again with Virtual Box DHCP server enabled) - still doesn't work. 2. You mentioned from video 1, that we need to use "Bridged" adapter upon installing Windows Server. But you've mentioned several times on the comment section, that you use "Internal Network" adapter and sometimes "Host Only"? Which one should we use? 3. The IPv4 settings on your WIN10 are somehow already assigned static IP? When did you perform this step? If watching the videoes in the order of the Playlist, I don't see anywhere where it has been done.
After awhile, I simply changed the Network Type to "Bridge" on my Windows 10 client. And then dded it to the domain "mylab.local" and later had it assigned automatically a DNS from the server. Now I can see it from the "Leased" section on my DHCP client. Still, this "process" wasn't in your instructional video.
The DHCP client information will appear once the DHCP server assigns an IP address to the client. If you are not seeing any clients, that means the DHCP server has not assigned an IP address to any client.
In LAN most of times we used private IP address range to assign those IP addresses to client computers. I have used one of the private IP range from "Class C".
Hii Bro, I have been following your videos and they are pretty amazing. I need your help with the IP(s). I had a VLAN already assigned to me (in my office for my lab work). However, all the IP(s) from that VLAN have been used and I need more IP(s) to complete my lab, but they simply declined my request and neither they are extending the VLAN host IP range. Now I have decided to create that LAB on my own personal PC and as you know personal PCs get IP from the service provider and they are assigned via DHCP. I need to know is there a way I can create a pool of IP(s) which I can use as STATIC assignment for the VMs I am going to use? What all things do I require to start with so that I end up with a range of IP(s) as much as I want? Appreciate your response.
If you use VirtualBox or VMware for your lab, you dont have worry about the IP addressing pool. For example, In virtualbox you can setup your VMs network adapter to host only and use any IP addressing range of your choice (as I am using 172.18.720/24).
Hey bro. Thanks for the video, I have followed every command here promptly to install DHCP role. But after everything, when I check Ethernet status, the IP addresses mismatch the prescribed scope. Kindly help? Anyone 😢
authorization DHCP server............. Failed. The authorization of DHCP server failed with error code : 20079. The specific servers are already present in directory service. If the DHCP server is not authorized by AD DS , it cannot respond to DHCP Requests. I am facing this issue , can you help me in resolving this issue or by giving any video link ?
1. Restart the DHCP service and try again. 2. Open MMC and add DHCP snap-in to unauthorized the DHCP server. Restart the DHCP service and try again. 3. It may be possible that the metadata of authorized DHCP server was not cleaned up. In that case, open Active Directory Sites and Services. --> At top, Click View and check “Show Services Node” --> Go to Services-NetService and check whether the retired or removed DHCP server is still in the list. If yes then you can manually delete the old dhcp server if it’s not cleaned up. Check again if we can authorize the DHCP server successfully.
Hi Sir, I had tried configured dhcp server 2019 and client computer in vmware. In my client computer I cannot get ip address assign from my scope (dhcp server). Fyi, I'm using NAT network in vmware & already uncheck "use local dhcp service to distribute IP addresses to VMs). Any idea?
On the server, I have 2 adapters NAT and Internal Network on client NAT, but in this configuration, it doesn't get configuration from DHCP, but when I add Internal Network to the client, on this adapter configuration is from DHCP
Generally I used Internal Network Adapter type for my VM network adapters. You can also use "Host-only" but with DHCP, you need to disable VirtualBox DHCP service first.
You need to setup DHCP relay agent on Windows Server or if you have cisco router (configure as a gateway) then configure DHCP IP helper to relay dhcp request to DHCP server.
When you chose automatic settings for the client and has been assigned ip address from the scope of the DHCP server , the one thing missing here of why that happened is to also show that that client was a domain member, else nothing of this would have been possible. I have a different kind of problem here, Since I have setup both server and client with nat network (so there is already a dhcp) the only way to join client to the domain was to change to the ipv4 settings the dns to my servers ip. Then it did join the domain. But it can t take an ip from the server and stays at the ip the vbox's net gave it at first place. Any way to overcome this?
Dont use NAT adapter type. You can use Internal Adapter type for Internal communication. Since we are using VirtualBox, NAT DHCP will take precedence over local DHCP Server.
@@MSFTWebCast Its ok. i ve got it solved by unchecking DHCP server and at once the client pc got an ip address from the ip pool address I had setup earlier.
On your computer open command prompt and type ipconfig /all command, hit enter key. In the output find "default gateway's" address which is your routers LAN interface address.
I have one question could you please resolve the question is “how to resolve if the windows or Linux machine went shutdown, how to wake up the machine” and am not able to take ssh to that machine Linux machine ,please reply me by tomorrow
