This post shows how Windows Server DHCP service deals with lease expirations and deletions.
Tag: dhcp
Lease Time One Hour with Windows DHCP Servers
Interesting question: Why does Windows DHCP server first assign me a lease for only one hour, and after that extend it to one day (or whatever was actually configured in the DHCP scope)? First, let’s see that it really happens as described. Replicating the setup from my previous DHCP posts, I have here two VLANs: […]
DHCP Relay, Part 3: Two Relays, Two Servers
This is part three of the DHCP relay mini-series: In this setup we still have two DHCP servers in load balancing configuration, but we also have two routers in the DHCP client subnet acting as DHCP relays. The routers are running HSRP (Hot Standby Routing Protocol) for first-hop routing redundancy, but it’s really not relevant […]
DHCP Relay, Part 2: One Relay, Two Servers
This is part two of the DHCP relay mini-series: In this setup there are two DHCP servers in load balancing configuration, so the DHCP relay has been configured with two DHCP server IP addresses where to forward the DHCP packets to: 10.0.41.10 and 10.0.41.11. The methodology from the first post is followed: the DHCP client […]
DHCP Relay, Part 1: One Relay, One Server
Sending DHCP Discover with Python and Scapy
Simple example how to send a UDP packet with Scapy in a Python application: When using sendp() it is necessary to construct the full packet, starting from L2 Ethernet frame. The “/” operator is cleverly used when combining the layers of the packet.
Juniper SRX Old and New DHCP, with Problems
At some point I tried to configure Juniper SRX100 with DHCPv6 server, with no luck. The configurations didn’t just work. I gave up at that time, but returned to the matter some days ago. I realized something in Junos DHCP configurations: people are talking about “old” and “new” ways to configure DHCP server and client […]