DHCPDiff

DHCPDiff is a web app (with an optional lightweight desktop/agent component) that continuously snapshots DHCP server configuration and lease-state signals, then highlights what changed, who changed it, and what it will likely impact. It targets the boring-but-costly reality: DHCP outages and misconfigurations are common, and most teams only notice after users complain. The product focuses on Windows DHCP and ISC Kea first, pulling config, scopes, options, reservations, failover state, and utilization, then producing human-readable diffs and rollback-ready exports. It also correlates changes with AD/LDAP identities, ticket IDs, and maintenance windows, so audits stop being guesswork. This is a traditional app with a small AI component used only for change summarization and impact explanations (no “magic autopilot”). If you can’t prove what changed, you can’t fix it fast—this tool makes DHCP changes observable and reviewable.