AZ-800 · Question #291
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The correct answer is B. No. No, deploying a DHCP relay agent does not meet the requirement. A DHCP relay agent (also known as a DHCP helper) simply forwards DHCP broadcast messages between subnets so that clients on remote subnets can reach a DHCP server on a different subnet. It has no mechanism to…
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- AYes
- BNo
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(32 responses)- A6% (2)
- B94% (30)
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No, deploying a DHCP relay agent does not meet the requirement. A DHCP relay agent (also known as a DHCP helper) simply forwards DHCP broadcast messages between subnets so that clients on remote subnets can reach a DHCP server on a different subnet. It has no mechanism to ensure that any specific device always receives the same IP address. To guarantee that the five printers always receive the same IP address, you must create DHCP reservations - entries that bind a specific IP address to each printer's MAC address within the DHCP scope. When a reserved client requests an IP, the DHCP server always assigns the reserved address regardless of lease state.
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