Which dhcpv4 message will a client send to accept an ipv4 address that is offered by a dhcp server?

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A network administrator is implementing the stateless DHCPv6 operation for the company. Clients are configuring IPv6 addresses as expected. However, the clients are not getting the DNS server address and the domain name information configured in the DHCP pool. What could be the cause of the problem?

- The GigabitEthernet interface is not activated.
- The router is configured for SLAAC operation.
- The DNS server address is not on the same network as the clients are on.
- The clients cannot communicate with the DHCPv6 server, evidenced by the number of active clients being 0.

When the DHCPv4 client's IP lease expires which message will the client send to the DHCP server?

If the server renews the lease (counted from 0), it sends a DHCP ACK message to the client. If the server rejects the renewal request, it sends a DHCP NAK message to the client, which must then send a DHCP Discover message to apply for a new IP address.

Which kind of message is sent by a DHCP client when its IP address lease has expired?

When the lease has expired, the client must start over with the DHCPDISCOVER process. The client ends the lease by sending a DHCPRELEASE message to the DHCP server. The server will then return the client's IP address to the available address pool.

Which message does the client send to accept an offer of an IP address?

This message contains the IP address that the server is offering to lease to the client and other information such as the subnet mask, gateway address, and DNS server. The DHCP client receives the DHCPOFFER message and sends a DHCPREQUEST message to the server, requesting that IP address.

What is type of message that the client sends the DHCP server if the client lease is about to expire?

When the IP address lease time of the DHCP client expires, it sends a DHCPREQUEST unicast message directly to the DHCPv4 server that originally offered the IPv4 address.