I'm looking for a way to efficiently delete a lot of DHCP scopes all at once, like using click/shift/click to select multiple items. I accidentally created a superscope while setting up a new DHCP scope (10.3.2.0) and now it seems to have created individual scopes from 10.3.2.0 to 10.32.155.0. Instead of deleting the superscope, I ended up with hundreds of unwanted DHCP scopes that I need to get rid of. Is there a quicker method to handle this?
2 Answers
For Windows DHCP Management Console, you can use CTRL and SHIFT to select multiple scopes at once. That way, you can delete a bunch in one go instead of doing it individually. It should save you some time!
It really depends on the system you're using. If it's Windows, PowerShell can help automate this process. Otherwise, you might want to look into APIs or scripting options for managing DHCP. A quick Google search should give you a solid starting point on how to batch delete scopes.
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