DHCP Console for Windows 10

Many changes have been made to the latest iteration of Windows, starting with the enhanced new look and ending with the under-the-hood controls and the tools administrators use. Users of the Remote Server Administration Tools might have noticed that the DHCP Console is no longer available after upgrading to Windows 10, but that is where DHCP Console for Windows 10 comes in.

This application offers system administrators the possibility to restore the DHCP Console to the administrative tools of the latest Windows iteration, which can be used for managing DHCP servers and conveniently control the dynamic IP assignment process. Deployment is easy and, following the swift setup, users are presented with a shortcut to the DHCP console on their desktop.

The DHCP console provides an intuitive administration panel where users can monitor DHCP servers and create new connections, manage servers that are already authorized, and check the status of their servers. It also makes it possible for users to add and remove bindings, perform backups of the data, and gain full control over tasks and operations.

The DHCP or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol is a TCP/IP standard that stores details regarding IP addresses, assigned subnet masks and default gateways. The DHCP service is networking component that is easier to manage via the DHCP console, which can store information about the DHCP servers and TCP/IP configurations.

In other words, the DHCP console facilitates common management operations of the DHCP databases and servers, retrieving statistical information in a user-friendly environment.

Enabling the DHCP in Windows 10 can be done by checking 'Obtain an IP address automatically' in the Properties window of TCP/IPv4, which users can find in the 'Properties' window of their Ethernet connection.