They just banned me rTheDonald . Time to celebrate ! <| sep |> follow ur dreams Nice pun <| sep |> It cannot be RuHK 8 iROgJ 0 . <| sep |> FDR was really a Republican . <| sep |> Made a right hash of that didn ' t he ! <| sep |> It ' s been a very long time since anyone gave a fuck about heels cheating . <| sep |> You shouldn ' t need to set up DHCP if your network is operating the way I ' m understanding . Satellite will set a hostname on the system , the system will report that hostname to DHCP AD , DHCP will report that hostname to be registered in DNS . It happens automatically in my network . The team running your AD just has to set your Satellite server as the network boot server nextserver on the subnets . At this moment , every server that is deployed is automatically registered in the dns and provided an ip thanks to the windows ad and dhcp . Perhaps you could explain this a bit more . Do you preregister systems ? Are you using static DHCP leases or is a random address provided to any connected system ? I assume automatically registered in DNS means DHCP is registering the system ' s hostname in DNS .