Hey everyone! I'm looking for a way to migrate from Microsoft DHCP to ISC DHCP. I know it's considered deprecated and that I should ideally switch to Kea, but I'm really hoping for a GUI option. I've heard mixed things about Stork—some say it's not very helpful. While OPNSense offers a decent GUI, I'm not keen on using FreeBSD. I'm really waiting for Webmin to create a module or for Stork to become more useful. I came across a script called ms2isc.pl that's supposed to help with this migration, but it's giving me issues trying to fetch parameters from some nonexistent registry keys. I've got a lot of reservations set up, so doing this manually is totally out of the question for me! Any suggestions?
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You might want to try exporting all your scopes, leases, and reservations using PowerShell. It can serve as a bridge to import that data into your new DHCP setup. Here’s a link that should help: https://community.spiceworks.com/t/how-can-i-save-dhcp-scopes-and-reservations-in-powershell/529679/2
I see what you're saying about the PowerShell export, but just a heads up: that's typically for moving between Windows servers. You're looking to hop over to ISC DHCP, right?