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Does anyone know how to setup 2 win 2000 servers both with DHCP. so that if one goes down the other server will take control. (ex, a mirrored DHCP server).<br />
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I dont want to user Clustering. If Win2k can't do this Is there any 3rd party software that can do this?<br />
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thanks. <br />

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Does anyone know how to setup 2 win 2000 servers both with DHCP. so that if one goes down the other server will take control. (ex, a mirrored DHCP server).

I dont want to user Clustering. If Win2k can't do this Is there any 3rd party software that can do this?

thanks. 


Second DHCP Server

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