Add and configure a DHCP Server $($Server Core$)$ to your domain

See the video below for important information and setup instructions. The textbook can also be useful $($see Syllabus for link$)$

$1.$ Be sure you have all your systems using their SECOND NIC. Disable the first NICs on the systems. You may need to make changes to your DNS settings.

$2.$ Install a Server Core machine

$$ Power off one of your Blank virtual machines

$$ Choose Insert CD Rom after it's off

$$ Choose Windows $2016$ Server

$$ Install with default settings

$$ After install run SConfig to rename it$,$ configure its network settings, and join it to your domain

$3.$ Install RSAT and Windows Admin Center tools to a Windows Client $($you$\text{'}$ll need to enable the first network card and set it to DHCP to download these$)$

$4.$ Create a user for yourself in AD as a member of the Systems and Domain Admin groups.

$5.$ Log into the domain as your user account on your Windows Client

$6.$ Remotely disable the first NIC on your Server Core system

$7.$ Remotely install and configure DHCP on the Server Core system pushing addresses in the subnet you've chosen for your LAN

$8.$ Set your Windows clients to get a DHCP address on their second NIC.

Submit screenshots showing your client:

$1.$ Server Core machine in the Server Manager from your client

$2.$ Its DHCP settings

$3.$ That it has given leases to your two clients.