SYS2 - CONFIGURATION
1. Install DHCP Server Role on SYS2 and Do not Authorize the Server.
SYS1 - CONFIGURATION
2. Go to DHCP console In left pane, expand Server name Expand IPv4 right click Scope select Configure Failover
3. In Introduction to DHCP Failover wizard, click Next.
4. Click Add Server to add the Failover Server.
5. In Add Server, Browse and Select the server (sys2.microsoft.com), click OK.
6. Select the Mode, Enable Message Authentication and enter Shared Secret, Next.
7. To Complete the Failover, click Finish.
8. Verify the Summary to be Successful.
SYS2 - CONFIGURATION
1. Go to Server Manager Dashboard, select notification flag, Complete DHCP Configuration.
2. In DHCP Post-Install configuration wizard, click Next.
3. Click Commit, to Authorize the DHCP server sys2.microsoft.com
4. Verify the summary and click Close.
Verification:
1. Go to DHCP console and verify the scope replicated from sys1
1. Install DHCP Server Role on SYS2 and Do not Authorize the Server.
SYS1 - CONFIGURATION
2. Go to DHCP console In left pane, expand Server name Expand IPv4 right click Scope select Configure Failover
3. In Introduction to DHCP Failover wizard, click Next.
4. Click Add Server to add the Failover Server.
5. In Add Server, Browse and Select the server (sys2.microsoft.com), click OK.
6. Select the Mode, Enable Message Authentication and enter Shared Secret, Next.
7. To Complete the Failover, click Finish.
8. Verify the Summary to be Successful.
SYS2 - CONFIGURATION
1. Go to Server Manager Dashboard, select notification flag, Complete DHCP Configuration.
2. In DHCP Post-Install configuration wizard, click Next.
3. Click Commit, to Authorize the DHCP server sys2.microsoft.com
4. Verify the summary and click Close.
Verification:
1. Go to DHCP console and verify the scope replicated from sys1
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