2.4 Explain common network configuration concepts.
Objective 2.4 sits in Networking, which carries 23% of the A+ Core 1 exam. The questions below are original, written from the official objective title above, and each explanation cites the CompTIA page it rests on.
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A worked example
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Which of the following is an example of a DHCP option that a DHCP server can assign to a client along with its IP address?
The concept
DHCP servers deliver requested DHCP options to clients in addition to the leased IP address, such as Router, DNS Servers, and DNS Domain Name.
Why this answer
The Router option is explicitly cited as a DHCP option that supplies the default gateway address to the client along with the leased IP address.
- Correct: this is one of the named DHCP option examples supplied with a lease.
- BA MAC address identifies the client to the server but is not an option delivered by the server to the client.
- CProcessor architecture is not part of the TCP/IP configuration information a DHCP server distributes.
- DOperating system version is not a DHCP option; DHCP configures network parameters, not OS metadata.
Now you: objective 2.4 questions
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Sample question 1 of 2
A user's laptop frequently moves between different areas of a wireless office network, each on a separate subnet. The administrator wants IP addresses reclaimed and reassigned automatically without manual intervention. Which DHCP benefit addresses this need?
Sample question 2 of 2
A small business has three separate subnets but the administrator does not want to install and maintain a DHCP server on each one. Which DHCP feature allows client requests on remote subnets to reach a single central DHCP server?
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