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What registry settings control the DHCP log in Windows 2000?
John Savill
January 8, 2000
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A. DHCP has always had auditing abilities for DHCP however theseabilities have been expanded in 2000 to reduce problems CAUSED by the log files.These improvements will stop log files filling to take up whole partitions andcause system problems.
The following keys are all located under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesDHCPServerParameters
Value Name | Type | Description |
DhcpLogFilePath | REG_SZ | The partition and directory for the audit logs to be written to. Make sure you write the entire path |
DhcpLogMinSpaceOnDisk | REG_DWORD | If free space falls below this number (in megabytes) audit logging is stopped |
DhcpLogDiskSpaceCheckInterval | REG_DWORD | Number of times the audit log is written to before checking for free disk space |
DhcpLogFileMaxSize | REG_DWORD | Maximum size in megabytes the logs can grow to. By default it is 7. |
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