Guidelines for managing Microsoft Windows DHCP servers

Follow the guidelines below to setup your Microsoft Windows DHCP infrastructure using DDI Central.

1. Creating and managing DHCP scopes in DDI Central
2. Managing Dynamic domains
3. Creating DHCP policies
4. Accessing DHCP audit logs
5. Configuring standard Microsoft Windows options
6. Defining custom options
7. Creating Vendor and User Classes
8. DHCP MAC filtering
9. DHCP failover configurations
10. Scheduling DHCP subnet reports

Special exceptions for DHCPv6 in Microsoft Windows

DDI Central does not support the following features under DHCPv6:

1. Static Subnet
2. Muticast Subnet
3. Static Leases
4. Supernet
5. Policy (DHCP Policies)
6. Shared Network or Superscopes
7. DHCP Failover
8. Filter