Wireless Network & Security: Literature Review on DHCP, DNS, and VRRP
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This literature review covers the previous task done by research analysts with limitations laid down by their work. The DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is a network protocol the permits a network administer to automatically give an Internet Protocol address to a computing device from certain range of numerical set for a particular network. DNS (Domain Name System) is the ranking decentralized naming program for computers as well as resources linked to internet. VRRP (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol) is computing device networking protocol that offers automatic assignment of present Internet Protocol routers to involving hosts. The problem statement discusses the limitations of manual IP address assignment and the benefits of redundant networking.