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Windows 2000 RAS Installation
DHCP is a protocol that enables network managers to manage and assign IP
addresses on networks of an organization. For the TCP/IP on the Internet, each
computer should have inherent IP addresses to have access to the Internet. When
computer users of an organization have access to the Internet, the IP addresses must
be assigned to each computer. In case of not using the DHCP, users should manually
enter the IP addresses on each computer, and if the computers move to the area
included into another part of a network, it is necessary to enter new IP addresses.
From a DHCP, network managers can manage and assign the IP addresses from the
center. In addition, when computers are connected to another area of a network, new
IP addresses are automatically transmitted from the DHCP.
6. Select the „New address range‟ from the „Address range assignment‟.
7. Select „No‟ on the „Multi remote access server management‟ screen, and press the
„Next‟ button.
