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DHCP Allocation Methods

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What is the primary purpose of dynamic allocation in DHCP?

To reuse IP addresses as devices connect and disconnect (correct)

To assign a specific IP address to a specific device

To permanently assign an IP address to a device

To assign IP addresses randomly

What happens to an IP address assigned through automatic allocation when a device reboots?

The IP address changes

The IP address is assigned to a different device

The IP address remains the same (correct)

The IP address is released

What is the characteristic of fixed allocation in DHCP?

IP addresses are assigned for a limited time

IP addresses are assigned randomly

A specific IP address is always assigned to a specific device based on its MAC address (correct)

IP addresses are permanently assigned to devices

What is the main advantage of using dynamic allocation in DHCP?

<p>It allows for efficient use of IP addresses in a network</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main difference between automatic and dynamic allocation in DHCP?

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Study Notes

DHCP Allocation Methods

Fixed allocation: assigns a specific IP address to a device based on its MAC address, ensuring the same IP address is always allocated to the device.
Dynamic allocation: assigns IP addresses from a pool for a limited time or until the device releases it, allowing for reuse of addresses as devices connect and disconnect.
Automatic allocation: permanently assigns an IP address to a device when it first connects, with the address remaining the same even after reboots.

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Learn about the different IP address allocation methods in DHCP, including fixed, dynamic, and automatic allocation. Understand how each method assigns IP addresses to devices based on their MAC address.