Network ImplementationQuestion 38 of 100
Which DHCP component defines the range of IP addresses a server can lease to clients?
a.Scope
b.Reservation
c.Exclusion
d.Relay
Explanation
A DHCP scope defines the pool of addresses available for lease on a given subnet. Reservations assign fixed addresses to specific MACs, and exclusions remove addresses from the pool. Relays forward DHCP requests across subnets.
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