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Dhcpd
A DHCP configurations on a client (end-user) computer enables individual computers on a network to obtain their configurations from a server (the 'Dhcpd server'). Dhcpd distribute IP addresses from a central server that automatically sends a new IP address when a computer is connected to the network. This eliminates the need to assign each computer its own statically assigned IP address and makes more efficient use of a limited number of IP addresses. Using DHCP also eliminates IP number conflicts.

Configuration parameters such as a computer's IP Address, the Default Gateway address, the DNS address, just to name a few, can be delivered to a computer on demand. By using DHCP, many computers can share a pool of IP addresses, and use the required configuration for that environment without manual intervention by the network administrator.
If DHCP is used, movement of your computer from one network location to another network location, independent of their ownership, will be as simple as plugging a cable into a network socket.

Most often, DHCP Services will be provided by a centralized server facility. Servers can offer a DHCP service that will listen for DHCP requests from client computers. In response, these servers will allocated an IP Address and send additional network-specific information back to the client for use during this session. During the session, the client computer may release or renew the subscription to the allocated address information. When the computer is finished with this address, and has released it, the server is free to allocate it to another needy client.

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