Split the copes to maintain fault tolerance


You have two DHCP servers on your network, and you need to split the copes to maintain fault tolerance. Given the following information and using the table 4-2, split the scopes using the 80/20 rule and the 50/50 rule: 

Scope 1 (server1 is primary server): 192.168.175.0 /24
Scope 2 (server2 is primary server): 192.168.180.0 /24

Table 4-2
IP Ranges DHCPServer1 Enter Scope Ranges: DHCPServer2 Enter Scope Ranges: 
192.168.175.0 /24
192.168.180.0 /24

Case Project 4-2: Installing a DHCP Server on CS-SRV-001 Using Server Manager
For your project network, install DHCP on CS-SRV-001 using Server Manager.

Case Project 4-3: Creating a batch file to creat a scope
On CS-SRV-001, use netsh to write a batch file named cope.bat that performs the following configuration tasks:
-Create a scope for 192.168.150.0 /24 using all the addresses
-Use 192.168.150.1 as the subnet's gateway
-Add an exclusionary range of 192.168.150.1 to 192.168.150.50
-Add DNS server of 192.168.100.20
-Set the default lease duration to one day
-Activate Scope

Once the batch file is completed, run the batch file on CS-SRV-001 and verify that the scope is added correctly to the DHCP server

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