Which protocol is working behind DHCP server? and what excatly
DORA does?
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Answer / anil choubey
BOOTP. DORA is basically the way in which dhcp server
provides the ip address to a computer which require the ip
address. DORA stands for
D- dhcp DISCOVER
O- dhcp OFFER
R- dhcp REQUEST
A- dhcp ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
DHCP SERVER PROVIDES ADDRESSES DYNAMICALLY and lease time
is 8 days after which it renews the ip.
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Answer / pawan
BOOTP Protocol.
D - Client Discovers
o - DHCP Server Offers the IP to the Client
R - Client Request for IP
A - Server gives acknowledgement for confirmation of That IP
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Answer / lella.srinivas
DHCP gives ip address automatically to the client. in-case DHCP is busy RELAY agent can provide ip address.
DORA
D-DISCOVER
O-OFFER
R-REQUEST
A-ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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