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Hi, everyone.

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In this lecture, we are going to talk about the ACP, so dynamic host configuration protocol assigns

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IP addresses dynamically, so dynamic host configuration protocol meets the ACP.

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So this means that you do not have the same IP address all the time.

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So most of the time these IP addresses assignments are on local area network.

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So remember that on local area networks we use private IP addresses.

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So when each device is connected to the LAN, it must be request an IP address.

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So the device that simply sends the request to the DCP servers, then the server will simply assign

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the IP address to it.

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So each time you connect to the LAN, you are likely to receive a different or dynamic IP address,

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but usually the range will be one.

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92 one 68.

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Door zero zero to.

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Two one 92.

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One sixty eight door two five five two two five five.

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So, guys, if it is not readable, then I'm going to read it one 92 168 dot zero zero and it will be

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till 192 168 dot two five 5.5.

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So this is the range of DCP when it comes to enlargement of dynamic host configuration protocol.

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All we can say, not confusion, protocol, dynamic address allotment.

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OK, so guys, this is all for this lecture.

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Thank you for watching this lecture.