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Has anyone run dhcpexim on a w2ksp4 box lately? It appears to work but the resulting output files isn't text and can't be imported into 2003R2.I've got a windows 2000 sp4 domain controller, running dns, dhcp and wins. I'm moving the roles over to a windows 2003 R2 machine. I've got the AD-integrated DNS, DC and wins servers moved over just fine.
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But dhcp is giving me trouble.I have quite a few reservations set up, and several scopes. So I'd prefer not to lose the actual database contents in the move.Supposedly the dhcpexim tool is supposed to be able to export from a windows 2000 dhcp server database.stopped the service and used jetpack to compact the database. I then used dhcpexim to export all the scopes. I then examined the resulting output file. It's NOT text. It's a binary file.
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I would prefer not to upload it asit contains a lot of configuration data best not made public.When I try to import it using netsh on the w2k3r2 server it fails, 'The following command was not found: KNW' When I look at the export file I notice that it begins with KNW (and then a lot of hex data).So it would appear the dhcpexim tool isn't doing it's job. How do I export the DHCP database from w2ksp4 then?
Is there a newer version of dhcpexim out there, one that works? Hi Bill,In the first post, you mentioned that the output file is not a text file. Do you mean it is not a.txt file?When you exported the database by using the Dhcpexim.exe, did you type the file name with the.txt extension?' In theFile name box, type the file name for the exported file, and then clickSave. For example, type dhcpdatabase.txt.”This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights. Please remember to click “Mark as Answer” on the post that helps you, and to click “Unmark as Answer” if a marked post does not actually answer your question. This canbe beneficial to other community members reading the thread.
Uh no, the output it creates is not plain text. It's not ASCII, it's a binary (aka hex) file.
Thus it's unsuitable for importing, back into netsh or even itself. You can type whatever you like as a name and the contents end up thesame, not plain text. This is not a situation where the output Save As box has control over the output format. In fact, it's drop-down is just 'All files'.So the original problem remains, why doesn't dchpexim, downloaded direct from MS, actually work?Does anyone have a copy of dhcpexim that works for them? I'd sure appreciate finding one that actually exported correctly.