Hi, everyone.
In this lecture, we are going to talk about the ACP, so dynamic host configuration protocol assigns
IP addresses dynamically, so dynamic host configuration protocol meets the ACP.
So this means that you do not have the same IP address all the time.
So most of the time these IP addresses assignments are on local area network.
So remember that on local area networks we use private IP addresses.
So when each device is connected to the LAN, it must be request an IP address.
So the device that simply sends the request to the DCP servers, then the server will simply assign
the IP address to it.
So each time you connect to the LAN, you are likely to receive a different or dynamic IP address,
but usually the range will be one.
92 one 68.
Door zero zero to.
Two one 92.
One sixty eight door two five five two two five five.
So, guys, if it is not readable, then I'm going to read it one 92 168 dot zero zero and it will be
till 192 168 dot two five 5.5.
So this is the range of DCP when it comes to enlargement of dynamic host configuration protocol.
All we can say, not confusion, protocol, dynamic address allotment.
OK, so guys, this is all for this lecture.
Thank you for watching this lecture.