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How Does a Client Know Which Dhcp Scope to Use

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You should not have two competing DHCP servers on the same network without some form of fail-over or HA between them otherwise you run the risk of having duplicate IPs on the same network. The IP addresses are leased for a specific Time to Live TTL usually three days. What Is Dhcp Server Hosting Ip Address In this way a DHCP server computer can provide leases from more than one scope to client on a single physical network. . Your DHCP scope is now fault tolerant. Once you have filled out the fields click the OK button to add your DHCP Scope. From the IPv4 context menu select New Scope. 255255255255 is a special broadcast address which means this network. Is there a router in the equation. The DHCP client broadcast messages to discover the DHCP servers. When a DHCP server broadcasts a DHCPOFFER message it also includes the hosts MAC address in a parameter known as the client ID. If there are no available ip...