When configuring IP addresses, via DHCP, the Windows client fails to broadcast to all servers that it has accepted an IP address offer. What step is this in the four-step DHCP process?

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Maeve Nixon

12 January, 01:12

When configuring IP addresses, via DHCP, the Windows client fails to broadcast to all servers that it has accepted an IP address offer. What step is this in the four-step DHCP process?

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Ignacio Odom · Answer 1

Request

Explanation:

DHCP request stage is one of the four stages in DHCP when clients make a choice of the IP address they prefer. At this all the client wants to focus on is making the right choice of IP address which will be preferable.

After the client decides on the preferred IP address, the host accepts the IP address and the server broadcasts this acceptance across the network so no other DHCP servers offer IP addresses.