Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) simplifies IP address allocation by using a centralized system where client devices lease addresses from a server. But this system can become complex to troubleshoot due to its various components, which include client devices, connectivity, relay agents, and the DHCP server. Many problems originate from misconfigurations, such as not having an assigned address or a valid address lacking DHCP options. Understanding DHCP configurations, common problems, and their solutions is crucial for effective network troubleshooting.
94% of Fortune 50 Companies Have Employee Identity Data Exposed by Phishing Attacks
A recent report reveals that 94% of Fortune 50 companies have had their employee identity data compromised due to phishing attacks.
