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During the recent "Patch Tuesday," Microsoft rolled out updates for Windows Server, yet shortly thereafter, users encountered anomalies with the DHCP service across multiple versions, spanning from Windows Server 2016 to 2025. These updates have caused intermittent failures in the DHCP server service, effectively halting the normal allocation of IP addresses. Microsoft has officially acknowledged the issue and is diligently working towards a resolution. In the interim, the company is advising users to implement temporary measures to mitigate service disruptions. This incident has ignited widespread debate among IT administrators, who have voiced concerns regarding the quality of the software, marking another recent hurdle for Windows Server.
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