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<description> DHCP is an open standard that is based partly on the BOOTP protocol specified in RFC 951 and RFC 1541. DHCP can be used by Unix, Macintosh, and Windows-based systems. However, the protocol did not attain mainstream corporate recognition until the service was incorporated into Windows NT.  Windows ...</description>
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<description> The commands to configure dynamic addressing depend on the method used. Although DHCP is one option (used as an example in the following text), there are other methods, including proprietary ones.  Before we discuss incorporating a dynamic addressing solution, it is best to acknowledge the option of manually ...</description>
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<description> PPP configuration also requires attention to layer 3 addressing. In this section, IP addressing considerations are presented due to both their complexity and frequency. These include static, IP unnumbered, and dynamic addressing options: Static addressing Clearly, the use of static addresses is the most basic IP addressing technique. Static ...</description>
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<description> To dedicate a line for use by SLIP or PPP, the administrator can use the async mode dedicated command. This command prevents the user from changing the encapsulation protocol and can augment security by restricting the method of access. The interactive option, configured with the async mode interactive command, ...</description>
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<description> There are a few choices for the administrator or designer to consider when deploying PPP. These choices are above and beyond those that would be used with any other technology such as IP addressing assignments (the actual addresses, not the method used) and the provisioning of routing protocols. This ...</description>
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