Windows 10: How should I configure my DHCP

There is a router with two interfaces, e0/1 – 192.168.50.1. e0/2 – 192.168.40.1, each of the interfaces are connected to two virtual local area networks which are e0/1 – vlan 5, e0/2 – vlan 4. There is one 24 port switch that has these two vlans. Port 1 to 12 : vlan 5, Port 11 to 24:vlan 4. There is one Windows 2012r2 DHCP / DNS server with AD. Here is what I would like to know. Where should I connect the network cables from e0/1 and e0/2 in the switch. ??Where should I connect the server in the switch.How should configure the servers network card.How should I configure m

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How to configure radius for DHCP Server in windows server 2012?

I am trying to configure radius with dhcp.Already installed a dhcp server in windows server 2012. Does dhcp is required to be authorized .For now,it is not authorized.Also,installed NPS role in another server 2012. How to configure radius for dhcp?

Please guide with the detailed steps.

 

is there any demand for a system configurator?

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----List of CPU's
-Intel(V)
--Socket(V)
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----List of cpu's
---771(V)
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Invalid IP Configuration and Unavailable DHCP on Working Router

Hello,

I am having an odd problem. My newly built PC began having WiFi issues just the other evening, out of the blue. I have attempted to narrow the problems as much as possible, and am at a loss. Thus far, my findings
and situation are as follows.

• I can connect to my home network with all devices. All devices work properly, except the desktop. Other devices include a Chromecast, Roku, 2 Phones, and a Laptop (occasionally).
  • The desktop network connection is listed as "No Internet, Secured" yet I am connected. It says 'No Internet" when I dive into properties.
• My Desktop can connect to my HotSpot on my phone without issue. (ruling out the hardware on my PC)
• A troubleshoot on my WiFi connection will yield one of two results.
  • "WiFi has invalid IP configuration"
    • I have attempted ipconfig /release and /renew, it tells me there is an issue with the DHCP server not available.
  • It will suggest I restart my router. (I have)
• AT&T reports no line issues, but this is obvious because other devices work.
• Manually configuring the IP to match the specifications of a working device on the network does not work
• Manually configuring it in network properties does not either
• Resetting it back to Automatic does not work change things.
• I am fully updated in Windows 10 Home

I am at a complete loss. Occasionally, it will briefly connect, but then shortly afterward I will lose the connection again. At times, it has lasted for brief periods before dying. Any help would be great,
and I can provide any additional details necessary.