DHCP High Availability: DHCP Failover
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In this video, James Conrad covers DHCP high availability and DHCP failover. DHCP failover is possibly the best solution for a highly available DHCP infrastructure, and James will walk you through every step of configuring this setup so you can take advantage of its benefits.
DHCP failover is a new feature available in Windows Server 2012 that’s critically important. It ensures continuous availability of DHCP service by leveraging servers to share scope and lease information, allowing one server to generate DHCP leases to clients if the alternate server is unavailable for any reason. James walks you through each step of configuring DHCP failover and discusses the pros and cons of various options for different applications. This includes roles partner servers have, setting the max amount of client lead time, and what you’re looking for in timelines for state switchover intervals. By the end of the video, you’ll not only know the reason behind DHCP failover, but you’ll also be able to configure it on your own servers.
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