Learn how to install and configure the Kea DHCP server for Ubuntu or Debian in this comprehensive 34-minute video tutorial. Set up a basic DHCP server supporting IPv4, covering essential steps from installation to advanced configurations. Follow along as the instructor guides you through switching to root, installing dependencies, adding repositories, and installing the DHCPv4 server. Explore crucial aspects such as configuring the server, checking IP leasing, managing reservations, handling multiple subnets, implementing additional security measures, and setting up an authoritative server. Gain practical knowledge to effectively manage DHCP services in Linux environments, with additional resources and configuration examples available for further learning.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Assumptions
Switch To Root
Install Dependencies
Add Repositories
Install DHCPv4 Server
Configure DHCPv4 Server
Check IP Leasing
Reservations
Multiple Subnets
Additional Security
Authoratative Server
Taught by
Tech Tutorials - David McKone
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