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Windows 11 vs Linux supported HW
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AD is the easiest in Windows. We can argue about DNS, but DHCP? You can't even change the subnet size after the fact without destroying and remaking the scope.
Or Hod forbit managing IPv6 local space on Windows.
It has a feature with integration with AD. Personally I would just put DHCP on a router or something, but it's an option.