Q: Which of the following is NOT configured by a Dynamic Host Protocol (DHCP) server?
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Q: What is the one that a Dynamic Host Protocol (DHCP) server DOES NOT configure?
- Subnet mask address
- Internet Protocol (IP) address
- Media Access Control (MAC) address
- Gateway address
Explanation: The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server is the one that is accountable for dynamically allocating Internet Protocol (IP) addresses and supplying configuration information to devices that are connected to a network. Nevertheless, it does not set up the Domain Name System (DNS) server or the DNS server itself. In most cases, the information about the DNS server is set independently on the client devices. However, it is also possible for the information to be delivered in other ways, such as manually defining DNS settings or using DHCP options.
