DHCP (MS) server management from a Linux machine. How?

Question

linux

There is a task through the console from a Linux machine to manage DHCP which is installed on a Windows server.
From computers on which Windows is installed, this is not difficult. For example, the command to reserve a new IP address:

c:\windows\system32\netsh.exe dhcp server 119.59.117.4 scope 119.59.117.0 add reservedip 119.59.117.118 6c426d632462 PCname

Deleting a reservation:

c:\windows\system32\netsh.exe dhcp server 119.59.117.4 scope 119.59.117.0 delete reservedip 119.59.117.118 6c426d632462

How to perform similar actions from a Linux machine?
I thought to organize everything through the SNMP protocol, but as far as I understood there is a very cut functionality and I cannot solve the necessary tasks through SNMP

Answer 1

You can log in via telnet to Windows and twist as you like.
this is the simplest

Answer 2

If not WMI, you can use the SSH server for Windows.

Answer 3

Likely it is possible through WMI. There is a client for linux.

Answer 4

If the server is without a GUI, then through PSWA