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Windows Server 2012 Network Administration Lab-4 DHCP Server Backup and Restore

1. Go to DHCP console right click the server name select Backup
2. Select the Location to save the backup file OK
3. Delete the Existing scope
4. In DHCP Console right click the server name select Restore.
5. Select the location of file for Restoration.
6. Click Yes.
7. Click OK and for the Scope restored in DHCP Console.

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