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| DHCP failover can be implemented in what two ways? |
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Definition
Load-sharing mode - usually 2 DHCP servers at the same site.
Hot-Standby mode - each server as a primary for a site and secondary for another site. |
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Term
| What DHCP failover mode would you implement for an organization whose sites form a hub-and-spoke topology? |
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| DHCP failover requires a maximum of 2 domain joined DHCP servers? (T or F) |
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Definition
| False. If domain members, they must be authorized in AD. You can also implement DHCP failover on standalone DHCP servers in a workgroup. |
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Term
| DHCP failover is configured at what node in the DHCP console? |
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Definition
| On each scope. Right-click the scope to failover and choose "Configure Failover..." |
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Term
| Forcing the replication of all scopes is possible (not individual scopes). How is it performed? |
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Definition
| Right click the IPv4 node for the server and choose "Replicate Failover Scopes" |
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Term
| DHCP failover supports using a maximum of 2 DHCP servers? (T or F) DHCP failover supports IPv4 and IPv6 scopes and subnets? ( T or F) |
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Definition
True. 2 DHCP servers maximum
False. IPv4 support only |
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