Configuring DHCP Flashcards
Scope properties
- IP address range
- And excluded addresses
- Subnet mask
- Lease durations
- Other scope options
- DNS server, default gateway, WINS server
DHCP pools
- Grouping of IP addresses
- Each subnet has its own scope
- 192.168.1.0/24, 192.168.2.0/24, 192.168.3.0/24, etc.
• A scope is generally a single contiguous pool of IP
addresses
• DHCP exceptions can be made inside of the scope
DHCP address allocation
• T1 timer
• Check in with the lending DHCP server to renew the
IP address
• 50% of the lease time (by default)
• T2 timer
• If the original DHCP server is down, try rebinding
with any DHCP server
• 87.5% of the lease time (7/8ths)
DHCP address allocation
• Dynamic allocation
• DHCP server has a big pool of addresses to give
out
• Addresses are reclaimed after a lease period
- Automatic allocation
- Similar to dynamic allocation
- DHCP server keeps a list of past assignments
- You’ll always get the same IP address
• Static allocation
• Administratively configured table of MAC addresses
• Each MAC address has a matching IP address
• Other names - Static DHCP Assignment, Static
DHCP, Address Reservation, IP Reservation