How do I find the name of the DHCP server when I have a statically assigned IP address in a Windows environment?

windows dhcp dhcp-server

I work in an environment where we sometimes only have access to the servers and we always set up servers with static IPs. When I run our reports I need to check DHCP IP ranges and sometimes our documentation does not list the functions of all 12+ servers for a particular client. Normally we put them on the DC but not always.

How do I determine which server is acting as a DHCP server without logging into them all? Is there a simple command I'm not thinking of?


Solution 1:

Is there any reason you don't just run wireshark and filter for DHCP traffic?

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