OK, so let's start the interesting topic of.
So even though I'm going to get into the finer point of being in Chapter six introduction to the Internet
protocol, where are going to learn everything about the IP?
I just want to give you some basic insight into this service server here.
So let us get started.
In a sense, DHC server that is dynamic host configuration protocol, as a name suggests, assigns IP
addresses to hosts.
Now, this protocol gives us a much easier way to administer, but automatically providing the IP information
than the alternative and tedious method of static IP addressing.
Now a DCP server is configured by the administrator with a pool of addresses which can get some addresses
of the limits.
Now these are called as IP addresses used by the DHC Peaceable.
The server isn't on the same segment as the DHP client, and this is one of the main hit of the Tsipi
server.
The broadcast won't be received by the server because by default, routers will not forward broadcast.
Now, this property of router, I have already told you in the previous lecture's.
Now, there's a figure on the screen I want you to pay complete attention to that figure now in the
figure, the router is configured with the IP address command on the interface e0 of the road.
Let me show you.
E here is router, it is configured with actress e0 on its interface, the router E will forward that
request as a unicast meaning instead of a broadcast.
The packet now has a destination IP address of the DHC server.
See, this is the server.
So as shown in the figure, you can configure Routley to forward these requests and even use multiple
Eliot Spitzer was for redundancy if needed.
You can see here are the multiple Eliot Spitzer was.
This works because the router has been configured to forward the request to a single server using a
unicast or by sending the request to multiple servers via a director broadcast.
So you can see the router is.
This is going to forward a single request here.
Now, personally, most of the time, I use a Windows Server to act as a server for my entire Internet
work and have my routers forward the client requests.
Now it is possible to have a DCP server on every network segment, but that is not necessary because
of the routers forwarding ability.
Now, in the next lecture, I'm going to tell you about the DCP operations in which you're going to
learn if when a device or Windhorst approaches the DCP server for IP address.
How is that process exactly takes place in the real Internet network?
So in the next lecture, let us see the DCP operations.