If you work as a consultant and charge by the hour, this is not something that will make you very rich…
Step-By-Step
Start an elevated PowerShell prompt
- Execute the following command to save configuration and leases to a file
- Export-DhcpServer -File C:\DHCPMigdata\DHCPdata.xml -Leases -Force -ComputerName old.network.local –Verbose
- Execute the following to import that configuration in the new server
- Import-DhcpServer -File C:\DHCPMigdata\DHCPdata.xml -BackupPath C:\DHCPMigdata\ -Leases -ScopeOverwrite -Force -ComputerName new.network.local –Verbose
Done
/mike
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Categories: Deployment, PowerShell, Windows Server 2012 R2
The Deployment Bunny 
Hah! I’ll try to procrastinate a bit Mike :p
Mike what if I have fail-over already configured on this server? Would I need to disable fail-over and export, then reconfigure fail-over on the new Server?
Yes, or break the replica and create a new
Cheers….