A network administrator needs to deploy several network-attached printers across multiple subnets. The printers must consistently maintain the same IP addresses for administrative routing and access control purposes, but the administrator wants to manage all IP configuration settings from a central server rather than manually configuring static entries on each physical device. Which IP addressing service feature should the administrator configure to satisfy these requirements?
- A DHCP reservation mapped to each printer's media access control (MAC) addressCevap
- BA CNAME resource record pointing each printer hostname to an APIPA address range
- CA DHCP relay agent deployed directly on the local switch interfaces to assign automatic 169.254.x.x addresses
- DAn APIPA pool configured on UDP port 67 to distribute persistent static scope options
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Configuring a DHCP reservation mapped to each printer's unique MAC address ensures consistent IP address assignment while retaining centralized network management.
A DHCP reservation allows a network administrator to configure fixed IP addresses for specific devices using their physical hardware (MAC) address. This maintains consistent addressing for services like network printing while centralizing control, lease options, and gateway definitions within the DHCP management console.
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DHCP Reservations and IP Address Management
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