Move DHCP from Server 2000 to 2003 or 2008 Microsoft has detailed step by step KB article on it. • Reduce the lease duration on server 2000 so the clients will renew IP and you will discover issue quicker if there are any. • Timing is important –>deactivate the scope on old server before you import it on the new one. Here are the steps • and install the DHCPExim utility on server 2000, it will not create shortcuts so access it from C: Program Files Resource Kit • Open command prompt and stop DHCP Service with the following command net stop dhcpserver • Open DHCPExim.exe and following the instructions to export any selected scope data to be exported to a txt file. You can chose to disable to the scope immediately.

MS utility DHCPEXIM.EXE. Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit Utilities. Microsoft makes many Windows 2000 tools free for download. DHCP Database Export Import Tool, Dhcpexim.exe. Downloads; Training; Support. I've got a windows 2000 sp4 domain controller. Hp Synaptics Touchpad Driver Windows 10. When you exported the database.

• Now on your server 2003 copy the txt file on the local drive and run the following command. Netsh dhcp server import filepath filename.txt all • Authorize the new DHCP server Read the for moving DHCP from server 2003 to server 2008 Happy Upgrading!!

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'Justice' wrote in message news:f4cf01c40c57$f3ea8ea0$.: I'm trying to move DHCP from one computer to another.: I've read that you could use the DHCPExIm.exe tool which: is on the Windows 2000 Resource Kit Supplement 1. Where: can I get this CD? Is there any site I can download this: tool?