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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Method for supplying computers with certain network configuration information such as IP addresses when they start up. It is commonly used for supplying computers with the configuration information they need to connect to the Internet.



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Monitor connections to DNS servers other than the approved one pushed out by your DHCP server," Ullrich recommended.
The ability to configure DHCP servers to identify such devices by client class and to assign corresponding standard and vendor-specific DHCP option values simplifies device provisioning, while providing cohesive cross-server configuration and control.
The unit also features a DHCP Server and an SPI firewall to protect against intruders and most known Internet attacks.
 
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