superscopes anyone?

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Hi there,

I'm taking the 216 exam next week so lots of last minute cramming going on, but I need a little bit of help....

I can't quite grasp the concept of superscopes (as in DHCP), is there anyone out there who could explain it in plain English as my head is almost at bursting point!!!

Cheers,

Damian

 

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Does this help?

 

A superscope allows a DHCP server to provide leases from more than one scope to clients on a single physical network.
Before you can create a superscope, you must use DHCP Manager to define all normal scopes to be included in the superscope.
use them when support is needed for DHCP clients on a single physical network where multiple logical IP schemes are used.

 

Thanks for your speedy replies guys, a penny has finally dropped!

Now if I could just get the hang of DNS....


Damian

 

Hi Badger

Good Luck

Make sure you do understand DNS it is important in W2K and W2K3

 

Especially for Active Directory.