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Migrating DHCP servers is actually quite easy to do and isn't that complicated. If in a situation where you have multiple DHCP servers for failover, it doesn't take that long as you only need to migrate one server and set the rest as failover and by doing that it will automatically replicate the settings.
I'm personally a big fan of using Server Core because of it's low footprint and the amount of updates there are compared to the desktop version. So this guide will mostly involve powershell commands, but can be used with the desktop experience installed as well
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Sometimes if you replace a server or even migrating you will encounter the error:
the specified servers are already present in the directory service
The error exactly says what it means, the DHCP server you are trying to authorize already exist within the Active Directory domain.
This is how you fix it!
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When you start to notice your users are not getting their desktops listed, then chances are high your Citrix delivery controller isn't able to connect to the database.
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I've recently had to deploy a new MDT server on a Windows 2019 machine, should be straight forward having done this 2-3 years ago.
But apparently Microsoft made changes causing it to not working anymore on a fresh install.
Read more: MDT MSC crashes and not generating LiteTouch images
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The documentation for Apache Guacamole doesn't mention anything about configuring a reverse proxy with IIS. You kind of have to translate things from Apache/NGINX to IIS.