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One side effect of rebuilding the server that runs pretty much everything on my home network was that I had to migrate the DHCP database (twice – first to a virtual machine operating as a temporary server, and then back to the original hardware after it had been rebuilt).<\/p>\n

I knew that it was possible (I did it from NT 4.0 to Windows 2000 for a client few years back) but hadn’t done it recently.<\/p>\n

It turned out to be pretty straightforward – all of the details are in Microsoft knowledge base article 325473<\/a> but basically on the source (Windows 2000 Server) server, stop the DHCP service and use jetpack.exe to tidy up the database, then use the DHCP database export\/import resource kit tool<\/a> (dhcpexim.exe<\/code>) to dump the database and finally import it on the target (Windows Server 2003) server using the network shell (netsh.exe<\/code>). The second migration was even quicker – for a Windows Server 2003 source and target it just involves a couple of netsh commands. Finally, don’t forget to disable redundant DHCP services (or deauthorise the servers in Active Directory) to prevent multiple DHCP servers from servicing clients simultaneously.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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