DHCP/RAS

Hello,

I have setup a second windows 2003 dc with ad,dns and
dhcp installed and configured. I am attempting to mirror
the settings from the already installed windows 2003 std
server. When I check the dhcp address leases folder on
the primary server I see about 10-addresses that are
setup as "RAS" connections and the rest are normal
leases. I am trying to setup the new DHCP service the
same way but can't determine how to force a group of
leased addresses to be ras types. I have setup RAS on the
new server and it looks the same except there is
a "Internal Connection" type that I can access from the
IP Routing...General tab that is not enabled and
configured. I am guessing that I have missed something
when I initially installed ras.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

[Arek Iskra [MVP]]

Hi,

Check out this article:
[url]http://support.microsoft.com:80/support/kb/articles/q160/6/99.asp&NoWebContent=1[/url]

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Arek Iskra
Microsoft MVP for Windows Server

<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I have setup a second windows 2003 dc with ad,dns and
> dhcp installed and configured. I am attempting to mirror
> the settings from the already installed windows 2003 std
> server. When I check the dhcp address leases folder on
> the primary server I see about 10-addresses that are
> setup as "RAS" connections and the rest are normal
> leases. I am trying to setup the new DHCP service the
> same way but can't determine how to force a group of
> leased addresses to be ras types. I have setup RAS on the
> new server and it looks the same except there is
> a "Internal Connection" type that I can access from the
> IP Routing...General tab that is not enabled and
> configured. I am guessing that I have missed something
> when I initially installed ras.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas?
>
> Thanks in advance!