Created by Rick Schoenman
about 2 years ago
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Question | Answer |
What are DHCP options used for? | These can be used to configure other network resources, such as DNS servers or a default gateway. |
How can DHCP options be applied? | They can be applied at several levels: 1. DHCP server 2. Scope 3. Reservations 4. Class |
Describe DHCP options set at the server level | These options are set on all DHCP clients of the DHCP server |
Describe DHCP options set at the scope level | These options are set on all DHCP clients within a certain IP scope. Option set at the server level are overwritten by these. |
Describe DHCP options set at the class level | These options are set on all DHCP clients that identify themselves as member of a certain class. Options set at the class level overwrite options set at the server level and at the scope level. |
Describe DHCP options set at the reservation level | These options are set on all DHCP clients that belong to a certain reservation. This is the most specific level and therefore takes precedence over all the other. |
Considering DHCP classes, which 2 types of them do you know? | - User classes - Vendor classes |
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