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Rogue DHCP Server -- Windows 2012 R2 Domain ?
Sometimes a non-admin employee on the domain will plug their own small $20 switch into the network to plugin more device, but does not realize that device has DHCP enabled, therefore causing issues since two DHCP servers are on the same network when guests have laptops that are not on the domain
Does checking "DHCP Guard" like https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/25695.hyper-v-and-dhcp-guard-feature.aspx talks about prevent me from having to purchase more expensive switches with "DHCP snooping" features ?
If not, what does "DHCP Guard" do ?
Does checking "DHCP Guard" like https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/25695.hyper-v-and-dhcp-guard-feature.aspx talks about prevent me from having to purchase more expensive switches with "DHCP snooping" features ?
If not, what does "DHCP Guard" do ?
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