A network engineer is configuring a redundant centralized DHCP infrastructure with primary and secondary DHCP servers located on a dedicated management subnet (). Multiple client subnets, including VLAN 12 () and VLAN 24 (), must be able to receive lease offers from both servers. Which of the following configuration steps must be implemented on the Layer 3 interface for each client subnet to ensure redundant DHCP relay service? (Select TWO.)
- Configure an `ip helper-address` statement specifying the unicast IPv4 address of the primary DHCP server.Cevap
- Configure an additional `ip helper-address` statement specifying the unicast IPv4 address of the secondary DHCP server.Cevap
- CConfigure ACL rules on the client Layer 3 interfaces to permit inbound TCP port 67 and outbound TCP port 68 traffic.
- DConfigure a single `ip helper-address` entry using the directed subnet broadcast address .
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The correct steps are to configure an ip helper-address specifying the primary DHCP server's unicast IP address and a second ip helper-address specifying the secondary DHCP server's unicast IP address on each client subnet's Layer 3 boundary interface.
To support redundant DHCP servers across a Layer 3 boundary, the relay agent (router or Layer 3 switch interface) must be configured with an explicit unicast `ip helper-address` for each server. When multiple `ip helper-address` commands are configured on the same interface, the device replicates incoming client DHCP broadcasts into individual unicast packets sent to each specified DHCP server IP address.
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DHCP Relay Agent Multi-Server Redundancy