When configuring a DHCP server, which of the following can the administrator define for DHCP users? (Select THREE).

A DHCP server does not typically define or distribute information about a 'Database server' to clients as a standard DHCP option.

The DHCP server can provide the address of an NTP (Network Time Protocol) server to clients, allowing them to synchronize their system clocks with a reliable time source.

A DHCP server provides clients with their own IP configuration, but it does not define or distribute information about itself as 'the DHCP server' as a configurable option for clients.

A DHCP server does not typically define or distribute information about a 'SQL server' to clients as a standard DHCP option.

The DHCP server typically provides the IP addresses of DNS (Domain Name System) servers to clients, enabling them to resolve domain names to IP addresses for internet and internal network access.

The DHCP server can assign a domain name (or DNS suffix) to clients, which helps them resolve unqualified hostnames within the specified domain.