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DHCP scope split between two AD servers

Asked by braineater13 in Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory

I have inherrited an 2003 Active Directory network that was setup by someone else. At headquarters we have the Primary DC and the Secondary DC. Both are also the DHCP, DNS and WINS servers for this office. For some reason the previos Sys Admin setup the DHCP scope on the Primary AD server as 192.168.10.110 - 192.168.10.179 and the Secondary AD server as 192.168.10.180 - 192.168.10.250. I am thinking that he did this for failover but my questions is, is this actually neccessary or can you set up a similar environment where the AD PDC and BDC are redundant of each other for DHCP the same way they are for our AD, DNS and WINS on each server at this one office? Please let me know if you have any questions.

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