Monday, September 15, PM. Source: Tested in my home lab. Friday, December 5, AM. Microsoft's support link does not say anything about the orange arrow indicating that the Failover link is down. It says that the orange arrow simply indicates that "Failover is configured". I'd really like some confirmation on this, because my servers are showing the orange arrow. When I initiate a replication, it works fine without any errors. However, I made a change to one server in terms of defined routers, and the change did not carry over to the other failover until I manually initiated the replication.
However, I do not know if failover includes automatic replication. Thursday, November 19, PM. There is no link to mark as answer because the post was not created as a Question but as a General Discussion. Check all your scopes.
Deleted and unused IP and Voila green arrow again. Both servers in HA. Wednesday, June 28, PM. Robinson 1. Friday, July 7, PM. Friday, February 9, AM. Removing this old relationship reverted the icon back to a green checkmark.
Friday, April 6, PM. Thanks, this fully answers the question and with updated Windows version link. Have you looked in the servers eventlog? A blue warning icon indicates that the scope's state has changed or a warning has been issued. I guess this log is written to the eventlog. It would most likely be wise to look in the log files for the DHCP-service itself as well. Just a guess, but it more than likely means that your scope is nearly full - it nearly all of the IP addresses have been leased out.
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No addresses are available from server scopes because the maximum percent of the addresses allocated for use are currently leased. This represents a failure of the DHCP server on the network because it is not able to lease or service clients. Scope or superscope warning. Superscope warning: If any scope within the superscope has a warning, the superscope has a warning. Scope or superscope alert. No clients can obtain an IP address from the range defined in the scope that is percent allocated.
If other scopes within the superscope contain available addresses, the DHCP server can allocate addresses from these scopes. Active lease, DNS dynamic update pending. This address is not available for lease by the DHCP server. Active reservation lease: this address is an active lease on a reserved IP address.
Scope allocation range. Addresses in this range are allocated to the available address pool used to offer leases to clients. Scope exclusion range.
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