Rogue DHCP Server Detection

1.0

Rogue DHCP Server Detection is a free tool from the Microsoft DHCP Team that enables network administrators to detect potentiall

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Version:

1.0
Publisher:

Microsoft Corp.
Date added:

Jul 15, 2009
Operating systems:

Windows 2000,Windows XP,Vista
File size:

0.03 MB
File name:

RogueChecker.zip
Total downloads:

151
License:

Freeware
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Software Description

Rogue DHCP Server Detection is a free tool from the Microsoft DHCP Team that enables network administrators to detect potentially rogue DNS servers on the subnet. The program scans the selected subnet and produces a list of all DHCP servers, marking the ones that have not been authorized by Active Directory. The scan can be performed manually or automatically every X minutes from the system tray

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Rogue DHCP Server Detection is periodically updated by our editors team but sometimes you may find out that software informations are outdated, please note that the publisher of Rogue DHCP Server Detection can update the software without notifying us. Current version of Rogue DHCP Server Detection is 1.0.

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