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🗄️ Server: Microsoft Advises Rollback After June Update Breaks Windows Server DHCP

2025-06-18 Category: News Briefs Views(1479)

Microsoft’s latest June security patch unintentionally disrupted Windows Server DHCP functionality across several Windows Server versions. Users are currently advised to revert the update (KB5060842) until an official fix becomes available, leaving sysadmins scrambling.

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