hi schetk - yes an NT4 server can be configured to run as a DHCP server, if that's what you mean.
If i remember correctly (and someone will definitely correct me if i'm wrong) you have to install it in services (you will need the NT4 server disk - and you can configure it in DHCP manager.
This is correct. Under the network properties you can add the DHCP service to the list if it is not there currently. You will indeed need to have the NT4.0 Server install CD and it wouldn't be a bad idea to recheck the SP afterwards to be sure all is up to date.
Once loaded, you will have a DHCP entry inthe administrators portion of the start menu and in the control panel. From here you can configure the DHCP to your liking.
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