 
Heads up for IT teams: Microsoft has officially acknowledged issues with DHCP Server services following the latest June 2025 cumulative updates for Windows Server.
🖥️ Affected Versions:
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	Windows Server 2016 (KB5061010) 
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	Windows Server 2019 (KB5060531) 
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	Windows Server 2022 (KB5060526) 
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	Windows Server 2025 (KB5060842) 
💥 The Issue
Post-installation, some DHCP Servers may become unresponsive or stop accepting connections, leading to client IP renewal failures. This can cause intermittent network outages in dynamic IP environments.
🛠️ What You Should Do:
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	Review DHCP logs for anomalies or lease failures 
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	Postpone deployment of these updates on critical DHCP servers 
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	Follow Microsoft’s status page for ongoing investigations and future fixes 
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We'll keep monitoring and post updates as Microsoft releases a workaround or hotfix.
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