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Router DHCP Configuration with Packet Tracer

Pratham Kohale, Sushil Bakhtar

Abstract


A protocol used at the application layer is called Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP Using a client-server network architecture, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a type of network administrative protocol utilised on IP networks to dynamically allocate IP addresses as well as additional communication features to all attached devices. A network-based DHCP server is a programme that is strategically installed and client implementations of the procedure architecture on every device or machine make up the system's two network elements. This eliminates the need to manually configure each network device separately when a client connects to the network for the first time and then on subsequent occasions, they use DHCP to ask the server for a set of parameters.


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