Migrating DHCP servers
Migrating DHCP servers requires that we carefully plan and collect data. This can be implemented using the following four-phase process:
- Pre-migration efforts include identifying prerequisites for the migration and preparing both the source and destination servers.
- Migration efforts consist of confirming the destination server both before and post-migration, exporting the source configuration using cmdlets, copying the export, and importing the source configuration to the destination server.
- Post-migration efforts consist of verifying the migration. If the migration succeeds, the process has been completed, leaving us with only having to clean up the source server. If the process fails, additional troubleshooting steps need to be completed.
- Troubleshooting efforts could consist of restoring the DHCP service on the source server or doing additional troubleshooting using the Windows Server Migration Tools
ServerMigration.log
file, with additional...