How do i reserver IPs for a specific Group in wind2012 R2?

[neckoblack]

I want to know how to reserve certain IPs in a scope so that only a certain group in the network are assigned these ips dynamically , is it even possible ? Im using windows 2012 R2 in virtual box and have DNS, DHCP, AD DS servers running

[Lurick]

If you have a specific group of computers that you want to pull from a certain range, you assign them all to the same VLAN and they can pull from a single DHCP scope that way but if you're talking about a group of users, I don't believe it's possible.

[neckoblack]

Just now, Lurick said:

If you have a specific group of computers that you want to pull from a certain range, you assign them all to the same VLAN and they can pull from a single DHCP scope that way but if you're talking about a group of users, I don't believe it's possible.

yes a group of clients PCs, and can the vlan be created inside of windows server 2012 r2 or does it have to be a switch?

[Jarsky]

It should be done at the network level. 

 

Generally with a network, you'll have a single VLAN for "Client Data" (or whatever you want to call it).

Then if you want different IP's for different segments, e.g a specific area, different floors, different buildings, etc... then you'll configure the scopes on the router or layer 3 switch and target the scope name. On a Cisco IOS device it's called dhcp-relay. You'll need to look at the commands / manual for your specific router/switch manufacturer.

 

If you don't have the option of doing this, then you'd have to use a separate DHCP server. 

 

[neckoblack]

3 hours ago, Jarsky said:

It should be done at the network level. 

 

Generally with a network, you'll have a single VLAN for "Client Data" (or whatever you want to call it).

Then if you want different IP's for different segments, e.g a specific area, different floors, different buildings, etc... then you'll configure the scopes on the router or layer 3 switch and target the scope name. On a Cisco IOS device it's called dhcp-relay. You'll need to look at the commands / manual for your specific router/switch manufacturer.

 

If you don't have the option of doing this, then you'd have to use a separate DHCP server. 

 

Thank you