FREE CCNA Lab 035: DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)

this port does not use dhcp

sorry, i did everything what did you do, set the same helper address on the router two, and when i typed ip config /renew, DHCP request was failed

No ip route is given. Also if there is so many routers in between dhcp and helper will command be same

jeremy please tell me how to use ip address dhcp command in serial ports

Very helpful videos who wants to learn networking

i try to configure dns server but it not configured

i try to configure but it not configured

hello Mr jeremey thank you for your amazing lab tutorial. i would like to ask you......suppose that R1 is connected to some other routers, how can we know to which interface R2 is connected to R1. and use that adresss as '" ip helper-adresss" on R2

For best practice, should you placed the excluded address command first before you set up your network address? Overall, I enjoy all of your videos!

How the DHCP server (router(R1)) is serving correct ip address to the clients .
For router 2 gig 0/0 . How the router1 knows it have serve the correct ip address.
Same as router2 gig0/1.

Hi Jeremy. Followed your tutorials. Very helpful. But I could only make this work after I configure some dynamic routing protocols on each routers.

I appreciate your helpful videos gentleman ,thanks a lot

Thank you jeremy. have struggled this for abit on pc 3,4 no ip add. even thou i followed step by step. to make work pc 3,and 4 had to use ospf on the routers.

thank you for your listens and your labs and everything ,they are too useful for me

thank you so mach

can u please tell me why you have entered subnet mask same for class A network and same for class C network

i love u for this

hello jeremy , first want to thank you about your videos it s really so helpful , my question is : how do R1 know about the subnet that he should attribute to each network because there is 3 dhcp pool configured in ?

Beatufiul! One lab - summarises the entire course on DHCP. I messed it up a few times before I got it right I must say. This was good practice I must admit. I noticed that if you don't configure your excluded addresses before setting up the pools, the PC could get IPs from the excluded range even if you later during the set up process specify the excluded range - it happened with me. So while you're thinking you got a valid IP address address, it might lead to conflict in the DHCP server in the long run. Of course a simple ipconfig /release | ipconfig /renew will resolve the problem but if you didn't configure the DHCP, this could cause some unnecessary complication when you're having to troubleshoot. What I've learn from this is the set up exclusions before the pools. Thanks Jeremy, as usual, you are appreciated.

Thank u so much, I am just seeing these lab videos and i have studied more than 4 which i have already studied somewhere before, but i got more details here than before, great work Jeremey.

Sure Boetie- Thanks- you pointed out a hidden something something for me