Question : DHCP on Server 2003

I am removing some VLAN's from the Cisco switch and removing the DHCP scope on server 2003.
How is the DHCP scope linked to the vlan?
We have a server vlan and servers have static IP's other then setting the static IP on the server where is this IP range setup?

Answer : DHCP on Server 2003

Well I'm not 100% sure I understand this question.

If you want to find out a list of VLANs, you get this from the switch,
if you want to find out which computer is in which VLAN, you also find out from the switch (using show mac-address-table)
if you want to see the relationship between DHCP scopes and VLAN you would have to know what IP address is used in each VLAN.

One sort of easy way to find out is to ARP ping the MAC adress of 1 machine in each vlan using:

sh arp | inc mac address [0000.0000.0000]

This will return the IP address, you can with the IP then find out what scope is handed out to that specific VLAN.

Hope this helps
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