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Which command can you enter to display duplicate IP addresses that the DHCP server assigns?

The correct answer is A. show ip dhcp conflict 10.0.2.12. The show ip dhcp conflict command is used on Cisco devices to display any IP address conflicts detected by the DHCP server, indicating potential duplicate assignments.

Submitted by noor.lb· Mar 5, 2026IP Services

Question

Which command can you enter to display duplicate IP addresses that the DHCP server assigns?

Options

  • Ashow ip dhcp conflict 10.0.2.12
  • Bshow ip dhcp database 10.0.2.12
  • Cshow ip dhcp server statistics
  • Dshow ip dhcp binding 10.0.2.12

How the community answered

(33 responses)
  • A
    91% (30)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • D
    6% (2)

Why each option

The `show ip dhcp conflict` command is used on Cisco devices to display any IP address conflicts detected by the DHCP server, indicating potential duplicate assignments.

Ashow ip dhcp conflict 10.0.2.12Correct

On Cisco IOS devices, the `show ip dhcp conflict` command displays a list of IP addresses that the DHCP server has detected as being in conflict, typically when a host tries to use an address already in use or the server itself assigns an address that is already active on the network.

Bshow ip dhcp database 10.0.2.12

The `show ip dhcp database` command (or similar variants) is used to display the DHCP lease database information, not conflicts.

Cshow ip dhcp server statistics

The `show ip dhcp server statistics` command displays operational statistics of the DHCP server, such as message counts, but not specific conflict entries.

Dshow ip dhcp binding 10.0.2.12

The `show ip dhcp binding` command displays the current active IP address bindings (leases) made by the DHCP server, not conflicts.

Concept tested: DHCP server troubleshooting (IP conflict detection)

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/ipaddr_dhcp/command/dhcp-cr-book/dhcp-cr-s1.html

Topics

#DHCP conflicts#Cisco IOS commands#IP addressing

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