What should you include in the design?

Your network contains two server named DHCP1 and DHCP2 that run Windows Server 2012 and have the
DHCP Server server role installed. You need to design a highly available DHCP deployment to meet the
following requirements.
. Deploy stateless DHCPv6
. Provide Ipv6 options to clients on multiple subnets.
. Allow for clients to renew existing IPV6 address leases if a single server is unavailable.
. Minimize administrative effort.
What should you include in the design?

Your network contains two server named DHCP1 and DHCP2 that run Windows Server 2012 and have the
DHCP Server server role installed. You need to design a highly available DHCP deployment to meet the
following requirements.
. Deploy stateless DHCPv6
. Provide Ipv6 options to clients on multiple subnets.
. Allow for clients to renew existing IPV6 address leases if a single server is unavailable.
. Minimize administrative effort.
What should you include in the design?

A.
Configure both servers to provide identical option configuration.

B.
Add DHCP1 and DHCP2 to a failover cluster. Configure the DHCP for high availability.

C.
From DHCP1, configure DHCP Failover in Hot Standby Mode

D.
From DHCP1, configure DHCP Failover in Load Balance Mode.

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Reginaldo

Reginaldo

The main information are:
Stateless DHCPV6 and Minimize effort.
In stateless mode, DHCP server don’t give IP address only some informations. So configure both server with identical option configuration.

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Rogue

Rogue

I was all set to argue your point, but then it hit me… IPv6 can’t be load balanced or a hot stand-by. That’s only an IPv4 option. So it makes sense to setup the same config.

I agree that the answer is correct.

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