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16 Cards in this Set
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3 ways to enable DHCP functionality on a routed network:
- Include at least one _ server on each _ - Configure an RFC _-compliant router to forward _ _ between subnets - Configure a _ _ _ on each subnet to forward DHCP messages between subnets |
DHCP
subnet 1542 DHCP messages DHCP relay agent |
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Including a DHCP server on each subnet increases the _ _.
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administrative overhead
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You should configure at least _ DHCP servers per subnet
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Using a router to forward DHCP messages can _ _ configuration and DHCP communication across routers is _
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complicate router
slow |
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Configuring a DHCP relay agent is _ than the other two options and it also _ broadcasts over the _.
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easier
limits subnet |
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Of the three methods, the _ _ _ is the most efficient
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DHCP Relay Agent
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When enabling relay agent functionality, you can also specify _-_ values for a _ count threshold and a _ threshold.
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time-out
hop boot |
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The hop count threshold determines the _ of _ on which the packet can exist as a broadcast before being _.
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number of subnets
discarded |
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Setting the hop count too high can result in _ _ _ when relay agents are incorrectly configured
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excess network traffic
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The boot threshold determines how long the DHCP relay agent will _ for a local DHCP server to _ to client requests before _ the request
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wait
respond forwarding |
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If you have a DHCP server on the local subnet, the threshold should be high enough so that the _ _ _ responds to client broadcasts _ the DHCP relay agent forwards client _
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local DHCP server
before requests |
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If you have a DHCP server on the local subnet, this number should be high enough so that the local DHCP server responds to client broadcasts before the DHCP relay agent forwards client requests. Then the DHCP relay agent only contacts a _ DHCP server if the _ DHCP server is not available. This mechanism provides for _ _
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remote
local fault tolerance |
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When you configure a DHCP relay agent to provide fault tolerance, the DHCP on the remote network must configure a _ that is valid for the subnet on which the _ _ are located.
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scope
DHCP clients |
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_ _ _ _ must be enabled to configure a DHCP relay agent
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Routing and Remote Access
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You have a single DHCP server, and multiple subnets. You must provide dynamic IP addresses to all computers. To forward DHCP broadcast messages across subnets, you can use an RFC 1542-compliant _
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router
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You have configured DHCP relay agents on each of your subnets to provide fault tolerance for DHCP. You notice that the local DHCP relay agent is forwarding the client requests to the remote DHCP server even though the local DHCP server is available. What would you do to correct this?
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Increase the boot threshold on the relay agent.
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