220-802 · Question #943
By disabling DHCP and allowing only static IP address assignments, which of the following will occur? (Select TWO).
The correct answer is B. Devices without static IP addresses cannot connect to the network C. IP address assignments will be consistent over time. DHCP automatically assigns IP addresses to devices. Disabling it means every device must have a manually configured static IP to communicate on the network. Any device without a pre-assigned static IP will have no valid network address and cannot connect (B). Because IPs are…
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By disabling DHCP and allowing only static IP address assignments, which of the following will occur? (Select TWO).
Options
- AThe domain controller will require additional RAM
- BDevices without static IP addresses cannot connect to the network
- CIP address assignments will be consistent over time
- DCrosstalk will be reduced on the network
- ENetwork traffic and congestion will increase over time
- FA gateway will be required for every Ethernet port
How the community answered
(26 responses)- B77% (20)
- D4% (1)
- E8% (2)
- F12% (3)
Explanation
DHCP automatically assigns IP addresses to devices. Disabling it means every device must have a manually configured static IP to communicate on the network. Any device without a pre-assigned static IP will have no valid network address and cannot connect (B). Because IPs are manually set and do not expire or change, each device retains the same address indefinitely, making assignments consistent over time (C). The other options are unrelated to IP addressing: RAM usage, crosstalk, congestion, and gateway-per-port requirements are not affected by switching from DHCP to static addressing.
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