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Installing service, will let know once implemented
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Installing service, will let know once implemented

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Hi all,<br />
I have DHCP server running on Windows 2003 advanced server . I need to migrate to new upgrade H/W server runnign on Windows 2008. <br />
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I have many scopes and many Ip reserved and excluded. <br />
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Any ways the same be replicated .<br />
&nbsp;Tks in advance.
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Hi all,
I have DHCP server running on Windows 2003 advanced server . I need to migrate to new upgrade H/W server runnign on Windows 2008. 

I have many scopes and many Ip reserved and excluded. 

Any ways the same be replicated .
 Tks in advance.

How to migrate DHCP sever on Windows 2003  to Windows 2008

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