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Author: v-phoebh

support/windows-server/networking/troubleshooting-guide-dhcp-authorization-failures.md

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ The DHCP server validates its authorization status in Active Directory Domain Se
 
 - Permission issues: The account used to authorize the server doesn't have sufficient privileges.
 - Missing entries in AD: The entry for the DHCP server might be deleted from AD's **Configuration** container.
-- Connectivity Issues:** Network or firewall problems prevent communication between the DC and the DHCP server.
+- Connectivity Issues: Network or firewall problems prevent communication between the DC and the DHCP server.
 - AD replication problems: Delays or issues can cause inconsistent entries, leading to duplicate or conflicting entries (for example, Conflict (CNF) objects) in AD's **Configuration** container. The DHCP server can't be authorized with these entries.
 
 ## Troubleshooting steps
@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ Additionally, you can capture Wireshark traces to identify packet drops between
 
 1. Open **adsiedit.msc** and navigate to **Configuration** > **Services** > **NetServices**.
 
-2. Look for entries with the CNF tag that include the server name. The CNF tag will be added under the attribute CN. For example:
+2. Look for entries with the CNF tag that include the server name. The CNF tag is added under the attribute CN. For example:
 
    > cn     <fqdn>CNF:ca69f501234