What can you assign a DHCP Range to?

• A. Single DHCP member
• B. DHCP Failover association
• C. Nothing
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

DHCP ranges are pools of IPs that a DHCP server can lease to clients. You can tie a range to a single DHCP member, meaning that specific server owns and serves that pool. In a DHCP failover setup, the range can be associated with the failover relationship so both members share and coordinate the same pool. You can also have a range that isn’t assigned to any server yet, which just reserves that block of addresses for future use. So all of these scenarios are valid, making the option that encompasses all of them the best choice.