Chapter 16. Using the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

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IP networks require that each device on the network (computer, printer, router, and so on) be assigned a unique IP address. Configuring static addresses on a large network can be both time-consuming and, in the case of poor or incomplete documentation, difficult to manage and troubleshoot. Tracking and assigning unique IP addresses became the focus of the Internet Engineering Task Force and leading software developers; the result ...

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