It all began when the Windows Server 2022 license on my domain controller was about to expire.
I wouldn't let all my hard work go to waste.
So I decided to transfer everything to a new Domain Controller and "loose" the old one.
Let me show you how I did it.

00:00 How it all began
01:01 Rename the new Server and add it to the Domain
01:41 Install the Active Directory, DNS and DHCP roles
04:05 Configure a static IP address
05:07 Promote a Server to a Domain Controller
06:53 Complete the DHCP configuration
07:35 Configure a DHCP failover
09:09 Active Directory Operations Masters
12:40 Adjust the settings of the new DHCP server
13:47 Demote a Domain Controller
15:55 Login with a local user on a Domain joined Server
16:04 Correct the DNS settings
16:49 Remove the Active Directory, DNS and DHCP roles
17:55 Remove the DHCP failover settings

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