DHCP Question

"C" is the correct answer. I'm just wondering why it is not D?

Kim's network has two domain controllers an old Windows NT PDC (Primary Domain Controller) and a
Windows 2003 Server. Each server is running the DHCP server service. They each have a DHCP scope
passing out 192.168.4.1 to 192.168.4.199 IP addresses. There are on average about 75-80 DHCP
clients. How can Kim reconfigure the network so that these two DHCP servers will not pass out
conflicting IP addresses while still providing fault tolerance for DHCP?

A. Remove one of the DHCP servers
B. Change half of the clients to use static IP addresses.
C. Split the range so one DHCP server passes out 192.168.4.100 to 191.168.4.150 and the other passes
out 192.168.4.151 to 192.168.4.199
D. Make one of the DHCP servers a DHCP relay.

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Cthu1hu

Because a DHCP relay contacts the DHCP server on behalf of a client rather than issue IP addresses.

Rakurai

And they ask for fault tolerance, in which using DHCP Relay will only rely on one server to issue the IP addresses.

teancum144

CthulthuDawn and Rakurai, now I understand - thank you.