Open DHCP Server Windows/Linux

I haven't use all the feature it claim, just very simple DHCPRange for Kali server. Good alternate to dnsmasq and ics-hdcp-sever without mess up with the network function.. Have to compile for x64 though. Global option is too lengthy should break down to category

Does what it's suppose to do, but poorly. Obviously not much time has been spend with this program. However its free, so no complains here. Documentation is seriously outdated and inaccurate (2013; code is 2017), hence the 3 stars only. I found the hard way (looking through the code) that option 150 is completely not defined, although the doc says it's called TFTPserverAddress. And surprise-surprise, option TFTPServerIPaddress is option 128 despite the PDF says is called TFTPPhoneServer. Good that we can use the options by numbers, not by names.

It's a good high-performance DHCP server. I've been reading through the code and the code could have been written better by using variable and structure names that make logical sense. It uses Data1, Data2, etc for almost all the data structures which is very ambiguous or cryptic. Structs are used instead of objects and most of the code is ANSI C, not C++. The constant variables are well laid out though, I will give it that. It uses some legacy Windows API calls from Win95/98, and nearly the entire program is written in one C++ file (over 5,000 lines of code). It lacks a true PXE server's functionality (aka Proxy DHCP) as laid out by the PXE 2.1 specification. Many of the numbers are fixed such as the number of MAC filters that you can specify. I believe this was done to maximize performance. It could be increased to a much larger number of filters by using objects instead of fixed numbers but at the expense of very little performance. I'm reading the code to write in the Proxy DHCP server functionality, because I just need a DHCP server that co-works with an already existing DHCP server to handout PXE information.