You have recently completed IPAM installation and configuration. You have several each of DHCPservers, DNS servers, and domain controllers. Server Discovery has completed but when you view the inventory, no DHCP servers are being displayed. Which of the following actions is most likely to solve the problem?

1. Make the IPAM server a standalone server

2. Configure the IPAM server as a domain controller

3. Reinstall IPAM on a server that runs DHCP

4. Uninstall DHCP on the IPAM server

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Marina Macdonald

Computers & Technology

29 July, 00:55

You have recently completed IPAM installation and configuration. You have several each of DHCPservers, DNS servers, and domain controllers. Server Discovery has completed but when you view the inventory, no DHCP servers are being displayed. Which of the following actions is most likely to solve the problem?

1. Make the IPAM server a standalone server

2. Configure the IPAM server as a domain controller

3. Reinstall IPAM on a server that runs DHCP

4. Uninstall DHCP on the IPAM server

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Brylee · Answer 1

The option (4) is the correct answer to the given question.

Explanation:

The main objective of the IPAM server is providing the Stand-alone deployment and incorporated the Orion Framework also the IPAM server manages the ipv4 and ipv6 domains of the servers.

If their is no DHCP servers are being seen in the inventory of IPAM server we have the uninstalling the DHCP server in the IPAM server because After uninstalling the files the removed and correct files are restored in the IPAM server.

Others Options are incorrect because they are objective of IPAM server Others Options do not solved the problem of view Inventory. So option (4) is the correct way to solve the problem.