You have configured a LAN with 25 workstations, three network printers, and two servers. The workstations and printers will have dynamically assigned IP addresses, and the printers always need to have the same IP address assigned. The servers will have static IP addresses. What should you install on one of the servers, and what are some of the configuration options?

You have configured a LAN with 25 workstations, three network printers, and two servers. The workstations and printers will have dynamically assigned IP addresses, and the printers always need to have the same IP address assigned. The servers will have static IP addresses. What should you install on one of the servers, and what are some of the configuration options?

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Chapter7: Setting Up A Local Network

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