Authorizing a RIS Server

Authorization prevents unauthorized RIS servers, ensuring that only RIS servers authorized by administrators can service clients. If an attempt is made to start an unauthorized RIS server on the network, it will be automatically shut down and thus unable to service client computers. A RIS server must be authorized before it can service client computers. Use DHCP Manager to authorize a RIS Server:

  1. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and click DHCP. The DHCP Manager snap-in appears.

  2. Right-click DHCP in the upper-left corner of the DHCP screen and select Manage Authorized Servers.

  3. If your server is not already listed, click Authorize and enter the IP address of the RIS server.

  4. Click Yes when prompted ...

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